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Legal Services for Veterans
Veterans First Legal is a specialist Australian law firm dedicated to serving veterans and their families, friends and supporters. We provide expert legal representation in the areas of Family Law, Wills & Estates, Property Law & Conveyancing, and general commercial advice.
EXPERTISE
How We Help
At Veterans First Legal, we provide the following legal services.
Estate Administration and Dispute Resolution
Trusted estate administration and will dispute services, supporting executors in applying for probate and letters of administration, representing plaintiffs and executors in contested estate matters with practical, strategic, and compassionate legal guidance.
OUR STORY
Built on a Legacy of Veteran Advocacy
Veterans First Legal was founded by the team behind Veterans First Consulting, who have supported thousands of Australian Defence Force veterans in navigating their DVA claims. We bring that same commitment into a dedicated legal practice, ensuring every client receives focused, experienced legal support.
Our team understands the unique challenges that come with military service. We are here to provide clear, honest legal advice every step of the way.
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OUR DIFFERENCE
Why Veterans Choose Us
National Coverage
We assist veterans across all of Australia, no matter where you served or where you live.
Veteran-Focused
We understand the unique circumstances of military service and the legal questions that come with it. You do not have to explain your background from scratch.
Clear, Transparent Process
We explain every step in plain English so you always know where your matter stands.
Helpful articles and guides
Getting your affairs in order: key takeaways from our free estate planning session
At our free community session at Harbord Diggers, VF Legal and Community Bank Freshwater covered the essentials of estate planning in NSW. Estate specialist Jamie Cklamovski explained what a good estate plan includes, how an enduring power of attorney differs from an enduring guardian, and the most common claims made against a will. Kasey Kaye from Community Bank Freshwater explained what happens to bank accounts when someone dies. Here are the key takeaways for anyone who couldn’t make it.
Contesting a Will: How We Help Veterans and Their Families
When a will doesn't hold up, service families are often hit hardest. We explain the main types of will and estate disputes — family provision claims, capacity challenges, and executor misconduct — and how veterans' circumstances shape them.
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