Lawyers in Ashfield NSW
Full-service legal advice for individuals, families and businesses from 534 Parramatta Road, Ashfield, serving Sydney’s Inner West and wider New South Wales.
Legal advice close to home and business
Our Ashfield office brings personal and business legal services together in one location, including matters that cross family, property, estate and commercial law.
We begin by understanding the issue, the outcome you are seeking and any deadlines or immediate risks, then identify the appropriate practice area and next steps.
Visit our Ashfield office
Monardo Legal534 Parramatta Road
Ashfield NSW 2131
Open Monday to Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. Ample off-street visitor parking is available.
Telephone: (02) 8006 5244
Meet our legal team or book a consultation.
Legal services available in Ashfield
- Criminal Law
- Family Law
- Family Dispute Resolution
- Conveyancing & Property Law
- Commercial Law
- Employment Law
- Wills & Estate Planning
- Family Provision Claims
- Litigation & Dispute Resolution
- Mental Health Legal Services
- Immigration
- Trade Marks
- Associations & Not-For-Profit
- Dust Diseases
- Professional Negligence / Professional Indemnity Claims
- Environmental Law
- Tax Law
- Trust Law
- Commercial & Retail Leasing
Planning your first conversation
Tell us what has happened
A short chronology, the people involved and any upcoming dates help us direct your enquiry.
Bring relevant documents
Contracts, court documents, correspondence and existing agreements may help the lawyer understand your position.
Identify your priorities
Tell us the practical outcome you want and any concerns about urgency, cost, privacy or ongoing relationships.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to live in Ashfield to use the firm?
No. We assist clients across Sydney’s Inner West and wider New South Wales, with phone and video consultations available where appropriate.
How do I know which type of lawyer I need?
Describe the issue when you contact us and we can identify the relevant practice area.
What should I bring to an appointment?
Bring documents central to the matter and a note of important events, dates and questions.