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Legal & Conveyancing Support

At Howells & Co Legal & Conveyancing in Coffs Harbour, we aim to provide thoughtful and comprehensive legal support that can make a meaningful difference in your life. Our team of lawyers is versed in various legal fields, including family law, criminal law, personal injury law, employment law, immigration law, commercial and residential conveyancing, estate planning, estate administration, mortgage law, litigation and leasing.


We understand that legal matters can feel overwhelming, so our goal is to help guide you with clarity and care. At Howells & Co Legal & Conveyancing, you can find more than just legal advice—you’ll discover a friendly team committed to offering services that are tailored to your specific needs. With our free 15-minute legal or conveyancing consultation and no-obligation fixed-fee conveyancing quote, we strive to ensure you stay informed and in control.


Ready to take the next step? Contact our lawyers on (02) 4092 7676 to start the discussion.

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More About Our Offerings

Our commitment to guiding you through the legal landscape aims to ensure that our service meets your needs. At Howells & Co Legal & Conveyancing, we offer:


  • Educational Approach: Our goal is to keep you informed throughout the process so you’re never left in the dark.
  • Tailored Support: Whether you’re dealing with law matters or buying a new home, we aim to provide support that is personalised to fit your unique situation.
  • Transparent Processes: We strive for no hidden fees, no surprises—just clear, straightforward advice to help you make informed decisions.


Ready to take the next step in addressing your legal or conveyancing needs? Contact us to learn more or request a quote. We're here to help you start with confidence.

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Areas of Law

Navigating family law matters in Coffs Harbour requires a thoughtful and careful approach. We understand the sensitivity of these situations and aim to provide the support needed to help you protect what matters most.

Facing criminal charges in Coffs Harbour can be an overwhelming and challenging process. Our goal is to offer guidance and support and help ensure that your rights are respected throughout the entire legal journey.

Recovering from an injury can be difficult and dealing with legal matters can often add to the stress. In Coffs Harbour, we are here to assist with your personal injury claims, providing careful support throughout the legal process.

Employment issues in Coffs Harbour can be challenging to navigate. Our goal is to offer guidance and help you resolve any workplace disputes. We aim to provide you with clear and supportive advice every step of the way.

Coffs Harbour's diverse community offers a welcoming environment and we are here to support your immigration journey. We aim to provide guidance to help make the transition as smooth as possible for you and your family.

Navigating property transactions in Coffs Harbour can be complex. Our goal is to help you manage the process. We aim to ensure that all the necessary details are handled efficiently so you can focus on your new venture.

Frequently Asked Questions

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  • What areas do you provide your services in Coffs Harbour?

    We're proud to serve the entire Coffs Harbour region, including Arrawarra, Barcoongere, Boambee, Bonville, Brooklana, Bucca, Mullaway and Toormina. Contact us to find out if we service your specific location.

  • Can I sell my property without a conveyancer?

    While it is legally possible to sell your property without a conveyancer, it is not recommended due to the potential risks involved. A conveyancer handles critical aspects of the sale, such as preparing legal documents, conducting property searches and managing the settlement process. Without a conveyancer, you may encounter legal issues, delays or disputes that could jeopardise the transaction. 

  • What happens if I don't have a will?

    If you pass without a will, your assets will be distributed according to the laws of intestacy, which vary by state and territory. Generally, the estate will be divided among your closest relatives, such as your spouse and children, based on a predetermined formula. However, this distribution may not reflect your wishes and it can lead to disputes among family members. 

  • How can I minimise estate taxes?

    While Australia does not have an estate or inheritance tax, there are still tax considerations when planning your estate, such as capital gains tax on the sale of inherited assets. To minimise taxes, you may consider strategies such as setting up a trust, gifting assets during your lifetime or ensuring that superannuation benefits are distributed tax-efficiently.

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