Mullane & Lindsay Solicitors

17/11/2025

We are elated to announce that the Mullane and Lindsay family law team has once again achieved recognition in the 2026 Doyle's Guide as a Leading Family Law Firm in Newcastle, Hunter Valley, and Central Coast. This marks the tenth consecutive year of this remarkable distinction, a testament to our unwavering dedication and expertise. We are especially proud to see Ashleigh John honoured as a Leading Family Lawyer once again, alongside Catherine Williams, who returns as a Recommended Family Lawyer. Congratulations to our incredible team, your commitment to our clients and the firm is truly deserving of this recognition and more.

We are elated to announce that the Mullane and Lindsay family law team has once again achieved recognition in the 2026 Doyle's Guide as a Leading Family Law Firm in Newcastle, Hunter Valley, and Central Coast. This marks the tenth consecutive year of this remarkable distinction, a testament to our u...

16/12/2024

As a proud Newcastle-based firm, Mullane & Lindsay enjoys engaging with and giving back to our local community.

Read more about "Meals from the Heart Program with Ronald McDonald House" here: https://lnkd.in/gZY4k5nm

05/12/2024

Mullane & Lindsay Solicitors has been recognised for the ninth consecutive year as one of the region’s leading family law specialists in the 2025 Doyles Guide to Leading Law Firms.

Read more via the link below 👇

🌐 https://hunterheadline.com.au/article/peer-recognition-for-mullane-lindsay-family-lawyers-2/

05/07/2024

EOFY with some of the team of Mullane & Lindsay Solicitors thank you for your hard work, dedication and good company during the last financial year

09/06/2023

Time is a critical factor in construction projects – so understanding what the construction contract says about time is essential.

Special Counsel David Collins explains: http://ow.ly/anNo50OyJwt

07/06/2023

Before transitioning into aged care, an elderly person may have been cared for by their child who didn’t receive a carer’s pension. In these circumstances, the elderly person’s home could be treated differently under the Asset Test, depending on whether their carer was also living in the home and for how long.

Cavelle Lindsay, Practice Group Leader, explains: http://ow.ly/JmCH50OyJun

06/06/2023

The First Home Buyer Legislation Amendment Bill 2023 has been introduced into the NSW Parliament and proposes to amend the Duties Act 1997 by revising the stamp duty on property eligible for the First Home Buyers Assistance Scheme.

Practice Group Leader Michael McGrath explains the amendments here: http://ow.ly/g9hL50OCyGv

05/06/2023

If you're moving into an aged care home, you may have to pay a means-tested care fee and accommodation costs

Practice Group Leader Cavelle Lindsay explains how it works: http://ow.ly/n6u350OqIM9

02/06/2023

Michael McGrath and Michele Rumph of our office met with Ken Chng of Stewart Title last Friday to talk all things title insurance. Thanks for your company and a great lunch Ken.

30/05/2023

Last time I looked at the case of Caughy & Peckham – where the Court had to determine whether there was a de facto relationship and therefore an entitlement to a property division. I am back with another case where the Court is again tasked with that consideration.

Read more from Senior Associate Rose Laffan here: https://www.mullanelindsay.com.au/news/another-were-they-in-a-de-facto-relationship/