Sydney Attorneys

At Sydney Attorneys, led by Principal Haralabos Abelas, clients can expect comprehensive legal representation across a wide range of practice areas. With qualifications including a Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Laws, and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from the University of Wollongong, Haralabos is admitted to practice in the NSW Supreme Court, the Federal Court, and the High Court. The firm's expertise spans corporate and commercial law, building and construction, wills and estates, family law disputes, criminal defence, and property law. Haralabos brings nearly two decades of legal experience, having held significant roles at ASIC in Markets and Enforcement, Ernst & Young specialising in tax law, and contributed to Commonwealth Bank's Institutional Banking and Global Markets. His academic contributions as a sessional lecturer at the University of Wollongong Law School further underscore his depth of knowledge. Sydney Attorneys is dedicated to offering strategic and reliable legal solutions, emphasising detail-oriented and client-focused service. The firm excels in handling complex transactional matters such as purchasing and selling businesses, leasing, and establishing intricate legal structures. The practice's litigation services cover both civil and commercial disputes, as well as criminal law, including defended hearings and sentencing, with particular focus on domestic violence and apprehended violence orders. Family law services include addressing parenting and property disputes, while the wills and estates practice covers the drafting of wills, powers of attorney, enduring guardianship, probate issues, and family provision claims. Building and construction disputes are also adeptly managed, reflecting the firm's versatile competency. Sydney Attorneys prides itself on earning client trust, with much of its clientele arising from referrals. The firm offers flexible fee arrangements tailored to each case, with a general structure based on hourly rates. Clients can initiate contact via email or mobile telephone, ensuring direct and accessible communication.