Best Cuban Lawyers In Melbourne Near Me

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Family, partner, skilled independent, humanitarian and protection, student and TSS / 482 visas supported. Citizenship, Department, Tribunal, Minister and Judicial Review.

Whether you are looking to reunite family, or sponsor your life partner, or apply for residency based on your professional or business skills, or you are an employer wishing to fill a skills gap with a TSS or 482 visa holder (successor to the 457 visa), or an international student or seeking asylum or citizenship in Australia, we can help.

We’ll provide support and representation in your liaisons with officials at the Department of Immigration or Department of Home Affairs and the Minister for Immigration. We offer legal advice for your review of refusal at the Administrative Appeals Tribunal or at the Federal Circuit Court. Indeed, as your immigration lawyer – Melbourne-based – we can guide you every step of the journey. We love what we do and we are good at it.

Click on services for the full range of help we provide as immigration lawyers.

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WLW Migration Lawyers was founded by Jessica Williamson, Simon Leske and James Wardlaw in 2015. The founders were motivated to start a law firm which utilises a fixed-fee model and leverages technology to provide high-quality user friendly services.


The firm also sought to challenge the typical “law firm” profile by offering employees a flexible and collaborative work environment that offers the team good work/life balance.


WLW Migration Lawyers is an award-winning specialist immigration law firm with a team of skillful and compassionate lawyers and support staff.

WLW Migration Lawyers is also committed to giving back to the community and has assisted hundreds of humanitarian clients on a reduced fee model and offers legal education to its community partners.

WLW Migration Lawyers was founded with a vision to bring the best of the corporate world and the best from the not-for-profit world together under one roof.

One aspect of this vision was the development of the Bridge Project, WLW’s own not-for-profit arm. The Bridge Project aims to ‘bridge the gap’ between community legal services, which are under strain, and full-fee legal services.