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Nevin Lenne Gross

★5.0(11)·📍 Wodonga, VIC

Nevin Lenne Gross helps individuals, families and businesses in North East Victoria with injury compensation, wills and estates, family…

Employment & Workplace LawPersonal Injury & CompensationWills, Estates & ProbateBusiness & Commercial LawProperty & Conveyancing

Hume Riverina Community Legal Service

★4.3(20)·📍 Wodonga, VIC

Hume Riverina Community Legal Service is a free community legal centre for people in north east Victoria and the southern Riverina of New…

Personal Injury & CompensationFamily & Divorce Law

Trivett Keating

★5.0(1)·📍 Wodonga, VIC

Trivett Keating helps people and families in Wodonga and nearby areas with everyday legal matters. The firm has operated in Wodonga since…

Personal Injury & CompensationWills, Estates & ProbateFamily & Divorce LawProperty & ConveyancingCriminal Law

Law Advice

📍 Wodonga, VIC

Law Advice helps people who have been injured and want to claim compensation. Its lawyers work only in personal injury law, and the firm…

Personal Injury & Compensation

Don Cameron & Associates

★1.0(1)·📍 Wodonga, VIC

Don Cameron & Associates helps injured people claim compensation. The firm acts for workers, families, police and emergency services staff,…

Personal Injury & CompensationBusiness & Commercial Law
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