Professional Edge Lawyers
Lawyers in Frankston, Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula
We are a Frankston law practice acting for individuals, families and businesses across Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula and greater Victoria. We advise on property and conveyancing, business and commercial matters, disputes and debt recovery, family law, and wills and estates, and we provide notarial services for documents going overseas.
Radek Dajer, our principal, acts personally on each matter, in English or in Polish. Before any work starts, we tell you in writing how we will charge and give you an estimate.
Areas of practice
Choose an area to see what we do, the law that applies and the questions clients ask most often. If you are not sure where your matter fits, call 1800 776 529 and we will point you in the right direction.
Property
Buying and selling property, off-the-plan purchases, subdivisions, commercial leases and building disputes.
Business and commercial
Contracts, business sales and structures, insolvency, employment and intellectual property.
Disputes
Civil and commercial disputes, debt recovery and defamation, from letters of demand to court and VCAT.
Family and estates
Separation, parenting arrangements and property settlements, wills, powers of attorney and deceased estates.
Notary Public and Polish legal services
Documents for overseas, and advice in Polish
Radek Dajer is a notary public admitted by the Supreme Court of Victoria and one of only two Polish-speaking notaries in Victoria. He witnesses signatures, certifies copies and prepares notarial certificates for documents going overseas, and can lodge them with DFAT for an apostille or authentication.
Polish-speaking clients can talk through any matter in Polish, from buying property in Victoria to the documents needed for an inheritance in Poland.
How we work
Latest insights
Practical guides to Victorian law from our Frankston office.
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Book a consultation
Tell us briefly what has happened and we will explain your options, the next steps and how we charge. Call 1800 776 529 or send us a message, Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 6:00pm.
