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We're On Tour - Canada

Leila Chalk • Mar 24, 2022

Australian Legal Services for people currently in Canada

Pictures of Canada with the Forty Four Degrees Wording re Tour

Despite two years of Zoom, we've found that most of our clients still prefer a face to face conference for many legal issues that arise. It is why we are going on tour. One of our wonderful solicitors, Leila Chalk, will be working out of Canada until May 2022.


In particular, Australian expats living in Canada are able to now organise appointments with an Australian solicitor in Canada to discuss the following:


To get in touch and organise your appointment, please get in touch.


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