Private clients
Support for family law, wills, estates, probate, employment and criminal matters.
Boutique legal practice
Aprim Legal provides clear, prepared and commercially aware advice across Victoria and New South Wales, with offices in Collingwood and Double Bay.
Who we act for
The right advice begins with understanding the pressure points, the available evidence and the outcome that matters.
Support for family law, wills, estates, probate, employment and criminal matters.
Advice on contracts, leasing, business transactions, disputes and commercial risk.
Prepared advice for disputes, negotiations, claims and ongoing legal requirements.
Practice areas
Each service page explains the types of matters handled, the information required and the likely next step.
Disputes, claims and negotiation strategy.
View service ↗Contracts, transactions and commercial risk.
View service ↗Conveyancing, leases and property documents.
View service ↗Wills, probate and estate administration.
View service ↗Separation, parenting and property matters.
View service ↗Contracts, termination and workplace disputes.
View service ↗Charge review, court preparation and advice.
View service ↗Offices and coverage
Aprim Legal has offices in Collingwood and Double Bay, supporting clients across Victoria and New South Wales.
The Aprim Legal approach
Legal matters often become expensive or difficult when decisions are made without a clear view of the documents, risks and practical alternatives.
Aprim Legal works to identify the legal position, the commercial or personal pressure points and the most sensible path forward.
Discuss your matter →Review the facts, documents, deadlines and outcome sought.
Separate the important legal and practical issues from the noise.
Confirm the scope, fee pathway and recommended next step.
Leadership
Clients have direct access to senior leadership in each jurisdiction, with a consistent focus on preparation, clarity and practical legal strategy.

Principal Solicitor & Head of Victoria
George leads Aprim Legal's Victorian practice and remains directly involved in the firm's private and commercial matters.

Managing Partner & Head of New South Wales
Emilda leads Aprim Legal's New South Wales practice and supports the firm's work across Sydney and the wider state.
Resources
Each guide explains the documents, dates and practical information that can make the first consultation more focused.
Parenting, property, court and disclosure information to organise.
Read guide → Commercial DisputesContracts, evidence, chronology, loss and practical outcomes.
Read guide → ContractsThe complete agreement, commercial deal and risk clauses to identify.
Read guide → Wills & EstatesFamily, asset, will, death certificate and estate information.
Read guide →How it works
The process is kept simple so you understand what information is required and what happens next.
Provide a short summary, important dates and the key documents available.
The firm considers the issue, urgency and whether further information is required.
The proposed work, fee pathway and immediate next step are confirmed.
The firm confirms it can act and provides the engagement documents required before legal work begins.
Work begins after conflicts are cleared and engagement documents are accepted.
The outcome is documented, final obligations are explained and the matter is formally completed.
Frequently asked questions
General information about enquiries, engagement, urgency and fees.
Yes. Aprim Legal assists individuals, families, business owners and commercial clients across private and commercial matters.
The firm reviews the summary provided, checks whether further information is required and confirms the appropriate next step. A solicitor-client relationship is not created until conflicts are cleared and engagement documents are issued.
Urgent matters are assessed based on the deadline, documents available, existing commitments and whether the firm can properly act within the available time.
The proposed scope and fee pathway are discussed before substantive work begins. Some services have indicative fixed-fee starting points, while complex matters require a tailored estimate.
Include a short chronology, the outcome sought, important deadlines, the names of the other parties and the key documents or correspondence.
No. Engagement only begins after the firm confirms it can act, completes any required conflict checks and provides formal engagement documents.
Contact
Include any important deadline, hearing date, settlement date or document that requires urgent attention.
60 Johnston Street
Collingwood VIC 3066
377 New South Head Rd
Double Bay NSW 2028