Victoria, Australia – Littlejohn Legal, a leading local law firm in Victoria offering assistance
for all legal matters, is thrilled to announce the launch of its new website. Delivering an
improved user experience, the enhanced website showcases the law firm’s series of recent
strategic acquisitions, including Rigoli Lawyers, Dingley Conveyancing Services, Boutique
Conveyancing, and Michael Benjamin Associates.
With over 30 years of experience, Littlejohn Legal has established a reputation for
delivering exceptional legal advice that consistently delivers clarity, confidence, and results.
Comprising a dedicated team skilled in various areas of law, including property law and
conveyancing, wills, probate and estate planning, family law, commercial law, litigation and
criminal law, the law firm’s recent acquisitions provide expanded expertise to serve a larger
range of clients.
“Our clients know they can trust us with their individual personal circumstances because we
make sure we understand your needs and we deliver what we promise. We are all experts
in our field, and we take our roles very seriously to ensure we deliver the best outcome for
our clients”.
With Littlejohn Legal’s team of experienced, approachable lawyers and commitment to
transparent, flexible fee structures, the law firm emphasises a client-first approach that
delivers personalised legal advice across a wide range of practice areas. Some of these
include:
Family Law: The team provides expert legal and compassionate support during life’s most
challenging moments. Whether clients are facing divorce, custody or property disputes, the
approachable lawyers explain everything in clear, simple language, making the situation
and options easy to understand.
Commercial Law: Founder David Littlejohn is a part of the BNI network and an active
contributor in the Melbourne business community. From drafting and negotiating contracts
to advising on the sale and purchase of business, Littlejohn Legal offers tailored solutions
that align with client’s unique business needs.