Law practice / North Lakes QLD 4509
CJC Law
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About this office
CJC Law provides legal services in North Lakes, QLD. Listed practice areas include Family Law, Wills & Estates and Property & Conveyancing.
- Provider classification
- Law practice
- Office address
- Shop 12 9 Discovery Drive, North Lakes QLD 4509
- Meeting formats
- In Person, Phone
- Accepting new work
- Listed as accepting — confirm capacity
- Last directory check
- 2026-09-18Not a professional registration check.
- Professional suitability
- Not assessed by this directory.
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Listed services
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- Family law ↗
- Wills & estates ↗
- Property & conveyancing ↗
- Domestic violence & protection orders ↗
- Divorce & separation ↗
- Mediation ↗
- Probate & estate administration ↗
- Powers of attorney & guardianship ↗
- Drink driving ↗
- Criminal law ↗
- Traffic law ↗
- Immigration ↗
- Employment law ↗
- Litigation & dispute resolution ↗
- General legal practice ↗
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- Workplace matters: Do you advise people in my role on this kind of workplace issue? Read the full guide →
- Estate administration: Whom would you act for, and what establishes their authority to instruct you? Read the full guide →
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- Who will confirm availability and any date already stated in my documents?