Hindi-speaking lawyers in Australia

Hindi-speaking lawyers in Australia work with one of the country's fastest growing migrant groups. Indian students fill universities in Melbourne and Sydney, and many later apply for skilled or partner visas. Fiji Indian families, who often speak Hindi at home, have lived here for decades.

Visa refusals and appeals are a common reason to call. So are family law disputes, which go to the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, along with buying a first home, small business leases and workplace claims. Some clients need help with drink driving charges or traffic offences that can affect a visa.

Courts and tribunals work in English, and free interpreters are often available. Indian certificates usually need a translation by a NAATI certified translator. Australian lawyers are admitted by the Supreme Court of a state and regulated by bodies such as the Law Society of New South Wales or the Victorian Legal Services Board, which list current practising certificates. Migration advice must come from a lawyer or a registered migration agent. Hindi-speaking lawyers in Australia can explain costs agreements, which the law requires in most matters. Compare the firms below and contact them directly.