The BEST Public Notaries in Mount Mitchell NSW

We know that your situation is unique so we take the time to really listen. Founded in 2008 by Susan, Clarence Valley Legal offers a knowledgeable and supportive legal team in Grafton. Our services, cover a variety of fields such as • Family Law • Criminal and Traffic matters • Immigration • Conveyancing • Civil Litigation, and many more which are designed to provide clients with clear, budget-friendly solutions. Our team takes pride in their ability to simplify legal language and provide easy-to-understand advice. Additionally, we offer notarial services to authenticate documents for international use. We serve individuals, families, and businesses throughout the region. Find solutions that match your needs as well as your budget, with our services for individuals, families and businesses throughout the region. We have a special interest in a range of legal fields, including family law, criminal and traffic matters and immigration. Our team also offer notarial services to authenticate documents for use overseas. Get in touch to see how Clarence Valley Legal can help you.

In 1998, Susan, the founder of our organization, Clarence Valley Legal, relocated to the Clarence Valley and commenced her career as a registered nurse at Grafton Base Hospital. During her tenure as a nurse, Susan primarily served in the High Dependency Unit and developed an inclination towards the field of law. While continuing her work at the hospital, she pursued her Bachelor of Laws degree from the Queensland University of Technology. In 2008, Susan commenced her career as a solicitor in the Clarence Valley. Her diverse professional background has endowed her with exceptional skills to connect with her clients, understand their unique perspectives and resolve their issues effectively. Susan's academic accomplishments include a Master of Laws with a specialization in Family Law, which she earned in May 2017. She also completed the Notarial Practice Course and was appointed as a Notary Public by the Supreme Court of New South Wales on 19th April 2018.