Northern Territory Law Firm Immigration Law Debt Collection Assistance Announced
Jul 3, 2019
Northern Territory law firm Ward Keller Law Offices announce their expertise in the areas of debt collection and immigration law. Their legal team leverages years of experience with complex inbound migration, debt collection, and credit management to deliver strong legal representation and advice.
Darwin, Australia - July 2, 2019 /PressCable/ —
Ward Keller law firm in Australia is the oldest legal service provider in the Northern Territory. They offer a full range of legal services and are able to provide exceptional assistance in the areas of immigration law and debt collection.
For more information visit their website at http://www.wardkeller.com.au
Finding reliable and trustworthy legal services is usually a matter of great concern. People hesitate before trying out a new law firm simply because of the financial aspect and the time investment involved.
Ward Keller law firm offers a comprehensive array of specialisations within the legal industry. The firm’s attorneys are highly educated and bring many years of experience to the table. Their key area of specialisation is with migration law for those migrating to Australia.
The firm is able to provide assistance with all aspects of obtaining a valid visa and remaining in the country. Ward Keller is able to work with the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship and advocate on behalf of their clients.
They are able to assist with different kinds of situations including bringing a partner or family from another country into Australia and advocating the department of immigration to allow someone who is on a partner visa the remain in the country after the marriage has failed. The migration law service at Ward Keller is headed up by an attorney with more than 18 years of experience in migration law.
Ward Keller also offers excellent services in the area of debt collection and credit management. Their licenced bailiff has 15 years of experience and is supported by an in-house team of lawyers. The services offered by the firm are customised to each client’s specific and unique requirements. They are able to assist with all aspects from issuing the demand letters to visiting the property to collect the money in person.
For more information visit their website given above or call them on +61-8-8946-2999.
Contact Info:
Name: Leon Loganathan
Email: Send Email
Organization: Ward Keller
Address: Northern Territory House Level 7, 22 Mitchell Street, Darwin, Northern Territory 0800, Australia
Phone: +61-8-8946-2999
Website: http://www.wardkeller.com.au/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88892306
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