Legal Services in Revesby
Servicing Sydney, NSW
Located in Revesby, South West Sydney, Bateys Law Firm provides legal services across family law, wills and estates, conveyancing, and probate. Led by Bruce and Kelly Batey, our firm assists individuals and families with matters ranging from divorce and property settlements to buying a home or managing a loved one’s estate. Our solicitors take the time to understand your circumstances, explain your legal options and provide practical advice tailored to your needs.
Led by Bruce Batey, our family law services cover divorce, separation, parenting arrangements, property settlements, consent orders and binding financial agreements. We help clients understand their legal position and work towards practical arrangements for their families and financial future.
Planning ahead can make difficult decisions easier for those you leave behind. Bruce Batey assists with preparing Wills, estate planning and related legal matters, helping you document your wishes and consider how your assets should be managed and distributed.
Buying or selling property involves more than signing a contract. Kelly Batey guides clients through contract reviews, important deadlines, property searches and settlement requirements, helping them understand their obligations before making significant financial commitments.
Losing someone close to you is difficult enough without having to navigate unfamiliar legal responsibilities. Kelly Batey assists executors and families with probate applications and estate administration, explaining the steps needed to manage a deceased person’s estate.
Personal Legal Guidance From Bruce and Kelly Batey
As directors of a family-run practice in Revesby, Bruce and Kelly bring different areas of legal experience together under one roof. You can speak with a solicitor who understands your matter, explains the process in plain English and helps you make informed decisions.
Frequently asked questions
What legal services does Bateys Law Firm provide?
Bateys Law Firm assists individuals and families with family law, wills and estate planning, conveyancing, and probate. Established in Revesby in 2007, our practice helps clients with everything from separation and property settlements to buying a home, preparing a Will or administering a deceased estate.
Who will handle my legal matter at Bateys Law Firm?
Our directors, Bruce and Kelly Batey, are personally involved in client matters. Bruce primarily handles family law, property settlements and estate planning, while Kelly focuses on conveyancing and property transactions. Both also have experience across other areas of the practice, allowing us to provide guidance suited to your circumstances.
Can you help with more than one legal matter?
Yes. Legal matters often overlap. For example, separation may involve dividing property, transferring ownership of a home and updating your Will. At Bateys, we can help you identify the legal steps involved across these matters, so important decisions are not considered in isolation.
Can family law matters be resolved without going to court?
Many can. Bruce Batey regularly assists clients with negotiating property settlements, parenting arrangements and consent orders. We explore suitable opportunities for agreement before considering court proceedings. Where an agreement cannot be reached, we explain the available legal options and what each may involve.
Can Bateys review a property contract before I sign?
Yes. Kelly Batey assists buyers and sellers with residential property contracts and conveyancing. Before you commit to a purchase, she can review the contract, explain relevant conditions, identify potential concerns and discuss important deadlines. Getting advice before signing can help you understand the obligations you are accepting.
How much do your legal services cost?
Legal costs depend on the type and complexity of your matter. Bateys offers fixed-fee conveyancing services, while costs for other legal matters vary depending on the work involved. During your initial discussion, we can explain the likely steps, applicable fees and what may affect the overall cost.