Farm-related disputes can become heated quickly. We'll work with you and respond appropriately with regard to the stress and urgency of your unique situation.
You'll need to get in touch with us quickly when things go wrong. This will give us the best chance of getting on the front foot and examining your problem to give you advice about what to do next.
We'll do a conflict check to make sure we can take on your matter and then we'll ask you lots of questions about what has happened, how the other party has reacted and what your ideal resolution would be. Once we've also been able to look through any paperwork involved, we'll be able to give you some advice about your position and the likely costs involved.
We're big believers in resolving a dispute as simply and commercially as possible, and without the need to issue proceedings where possible. Farm disputes can be really stressful and it takes both parties to cooperate to untangle issues like rental or other payments not made, ownership, who has possession of assets, whether the condition of the land is satisfactory and the welfare of animals.
Sometimes it is necessary to take a matter to court, but we'll talk to you one on one about the process, the costs involved, and the prospects of success so you can make informed decisions.
You don’t have to drive too far to see Bec slaying her guitar with her pub rock cover band. The volume is quite a contrast to her upbringing on a peaceful farm! Bec comes from three generations of dairy farmers in Camperdown. That’s a lot of legacy, life experience and appreciation for practicality – all of which she naturally applies in her advice. And her clients love her for it.
Shaun cherishes the sense of community living in Camperdown, having moved from Geelong seven years ago. It’s no wonder he enjoys playing team sports, such as cricket, tennis and soccer. He and his lovely wife also have a young son and two dogs to run around after.
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