Much of the public discussion surrounding the Federal Government’s proposed tax reforms has focused on negative gearing, capital gains tax, and discretionary …
Our Process
Our Client Process
At Crest Lawyers, our aim is to help clients minimise stress by understanding their individual needs and creating a proactive plan to assist them appropriately.
We pride ourselves on our positive approach, care clear communication throughout the process.
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Step One
Book a 45-minute initial consultation
We will conduct your initial consultation via a phone call, Teams video conference or in-person meeting.
Here, we listen to your needs and make an initial assessment of your matter. We may need to request key documents, such as contracts, emails and or any correspondence in order to consider the options available to you. Some costs may apply.
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Step Two
Decide on the best course of action for you, based on our advice
We take the time to get to know you and your unique situation and pride ourselves on our high level of understanding, empathy and pragmatic approach. Following your initial consultation, you will receive an easy-to-understand agreement outlining the fees for the scope of our legal work.
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Step Three
Engage our services and enjoy peace of mind with care, communication, and support
Should you feel comfortable to proceed, we will navigate you throughout your legal journey, tailoring guidance and support to suit your unique needs. We thoroughly research and prepare your case, keeping you updated through the process whilst always making ourselves available to you if required.
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Step Four
Benefit from positive solutions and outcomes for your future
At each stage throughout the process, we aim to make sure it’s as simple and comfortable for you as possible. We treat you with care and professionalism, ensuring the best possible outcome for your needs.
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