An international
law firm, expanding
across the world.

Yes. We act for clients from any country. Consultations take place by video call, documents are signed electronically and advice is given in writing, so you do not need to travel to meet us.

Our clients come from all over the world, and we are not limited to a fixed list of countries. What matters is not where you live but which country's law applies to your matter. We advise directly on the matters we are qualified to handle, and where another country's law applies, we tell you upfront and work alongside qualified local counsel in that country.

Yes. Collins Quarters is an international law firm expanding into new countries and practice areas, including FIRB and property, corporate and commercial, investment and market entry, immigration, family law, and wills and estates. Where another country's law applies, we tell you upfront and work alongside qualified local counsel there.

We are adding countries step by step as the firm grows. Tell us where you are moving from and where you want to go, and we will tell you upfront whether we can advise directly or will bring in qualified local counsel in that country, before any work or fees begin.

Yes. Many of our clients have a visa, property, business, family or estate matter that crosses borders. We run it as one matter with one lawyer accountable end to end, coordinating with qualified local counsel wherever another country's law applies.

We advise on property and FIRB, foreign investment and market entry, corporate and commercial law, visas and immigration, work permits, employer sponsorship, mergers and acquisitions, family law, wills and estates, and dispute resolution. Each practice area page explains what is involved and what it costs.

We offer fixed fees, capped fees and hourly rates. You receive a written fee estimate before any work starts, and invoices can be paid online from overseas. Your first case assessment through our enquiry form is free and confidential.

Send us a short summary of your matter through the free case assessment form, or book a paid consultation directly. A lawyer reviews your enquiry and replies with next steps, wherever you are writing from.