Administrative matters:

In broad terms, Administrative Law governs legal disputes that arise between a Government Agency or Department and an individual or company. An Administrative dispute includes, for example,circumstances where an individual or company requests the review of a Government decision or seeks to prevent a certain action being enforced or implemented by a Government Department.

At Navado, our team of Administrative Lawyers have experience in assisting with various Administrative Law matters matters such as Centrelink decisions, Freedom of Information applications (Commonwealth and NSW), Sponsorship, various other Migration issues and Royal Commissions.

Further, our team of Administrative Lawyers have experience in appearing on behalf of and representing our Clients in a number of Courts and Tribunals, both at a Commonwealth and State level. These include the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT), Local Courts, District Courts and Supreme Courts of New South Wales. Dispute resolution procedures such as conciliation and mediation can also form a part of legal proceedings with the aim of resolving matters prior to hearing, or in the alternative, may be attempted even prior to commencing legal proceedings with the consent of all parties.

Should you have an Administrative Law issue you wish to discuss, it is recommended that you seek professional legal advice from a member of our team. Our Administrative Lawyers can assist you with preparing applications and/or documents for the Tribunal or Court, ensure that you understand your rights and obligations when dealing with the Government Department and/or a Tribunal or Court, discuss the prospects of your case, represent you at conciliation and mediation, and endeavor to assist any further enquiries relating to your Administrative Law matter.

If you wish to speak with one of our Administrative Lawyers, please contact our firm by telephone on (02) 9233 4048 or send an email to info@navado.com.au. 

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