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Lawyers in Mosman

Solicitors and licensed conveyancers helping Mosman families, homeowners and businesses with property, wills, estates and family law since 2013.

  • Representing you and your interests, always
  • Experienced and approachable
  • Quality, responsive advice
  • Compassionate, careful listening

Client Reviews

  • "As a first time buyer, I needed careful guidance in my journey to becoming a home owner, I found that in Harriss Jones Lawyers. The efficiency, attention to detail and clear communication from Kathryn and the team meant that I could relax every step of the way until I signed on the dotted line."

    Margi de Ferranti

  • "Cannot thank Kathryn and Annette enough for the help they provided at a tough time. Not only legally but - especially - for liaising with the aged care facility where a loved one is staying. They saved us a significant amount of money and stress. Thank you all so much."

    K Smith

  • "The care and support the team at Harriss Jones gave was outstanding. They genuinely care about their customers and I will be using them again."

    Kate Redpath

  • "As a first time buyer, I needed careful guidance in my journey to becoming a home owner, I found that in Harriss Jones Lawyers. The efficiency, attention to detail and clear communication from Kathryn and the team meant that I could relax every step of the way until I signed on the dotted line."

    Margi de Ferranti

  • "Cannot thank Kathryn and Annette enough for the help they provided at a tough time. Not only legally but - especially - for liaising with the aged care facility where a loved one is staying. They saved us a significant amount of money and stress. Thank you all so much."

    K Smith

  • "The care and support the team at Harriss Jones gave was outstanding. They genuinely care about their customers and I will be using them again."

    Kate Redpath

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Legal help for Mosman families, businesses and property owners

Whatever you are dealing with, our solicitors and licensed conveyancers give Mosman clients clear, practical advice and manage the legal work from start to finish. Here is how we can help.

Property lawyers for Mosman buyers, sellers and investors

Buying or selling a home, unit, investment property or block of land in Mosman? We review your contract before you sign, explain any title, strata or council issues in plain English, and manage searches, finance liaison and settlement. We also advise on Mosman Council planning and development approvals, and on mortgages and loans.

Business lawyers for Mosman owners, tenants and landlords

We help Mosman business owners protect their position. We review and prepare commercial and retail leases for tenants and landlords, act on the sale or purchase of a business, and give independent legal advice before you sign a contract or agreement.

Family lawyers for Mosman families

If your relationship has ended, we guide you through divorce, property settlement (including the family home), parenting arrangements and child support. We also prepare binding financial agreements and advise on de facto relationships, working towards a fair outcome while keeping conflict to a minimum.

Looking for legal advice? Speak to us today

Call us today on 02 9575 7541 or complete the enquiry form below.

How We Help Mosman Clients

Why choose Harriss Jones Lawyers

Our experienced, approachable team listens first, gives you clear, responsive advice, and acts for you and your interests at every step.

From your first conversation, we take the time to understand your situation, plan ahead and deal with everyone involved on your behalf - so your matter is shaped around you, and the right questions are asked before they become problems.

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    1. Get in touch

    Contact us early so we can understand your situation and goals.

  • 2. Review & advise

    We assess the details and explain your options in plain English.

  • 3. Plan your next steps

    We confirm the approach, timeline and fixed fee upfront.

  • 4. We get it done

    We manage the work and keep you updated through to completion.

Meet Our Team

Two Principal Solicitors and two licensed conveyancers, focused on getting your settlement right.

Kathryn Harriss

Solicitor

Along with Melanie, we commenced our practice with the goal to provide quality legal advice and assist people to navigate through the law. 

Melanie Jones

Solicitor

Harriss Jones Lawyers has been a fulfilling and exciting adventure, and it is great to see our team develop and grow.
 

Nicole Aghabi

Solicitor

I've recently joined Harriss Jones Lawyers that brought our practices together. We're now able to provide support focused on Surrogacy.

Sarah Murray

Licensed Conveyancer

Working at Harriss Jones Lawyers has given me a great start to my legal career and has allowed me to learn so many important skills.

Annette Suann

Licensed Conveyancer

With over 30 years experience in conveyancing, it has been great to be part of a female team where we share a common passion. 

Khajinder Kaur

Senior Associate Solicitor

As a family lawyer and Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner, I help clients through separation, parenting, property and family violence matters. I focus on resolving disputes through negotiation wherever possible, so families can avoid the stress and cost of court.

Amelie Curley

Legal Clerk

I'm completing a double degree in Laws and Medical Science at UTS while gaining hands-on experience at Harriss Jones Lawyers. I mostly assist with Wills and estate planning matters, and I'm enjoying learning something new every day.

Nicole Thorne

Receptionist / Office Administration

With over 30 years' experience, I'm the first smiling face you'll meet when you walk into our office. I look after the firm's correspondence, safe custody records and staff diaries.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions we hear most often about independent legal advice.

What is independent legal advice?

It's advice from a lawyer who acts only for you, and isn't involved with the other person or lender. They explain a document and what it means for you before you sign.

Do you act for clients in Mosman?

Yes. Harriss Jones Lawyers acts for individuals, families and business owners in Mosman and across Sydney. If you're searching for a lawyer or solicitor near you in we make it easy: we can talk by phone, email or video call, and meet in person when it helps.

What areas of law do you specialise in?

We focus on family, business and property law. That includes divorce, parenting and property settlement, buying and selling property, and advice for business owners. If your matter falls outside these areas, we'll say so and point you in the right direction.

When should I get a lawyer involved in buying or selling a property?

Ideally before you sign anything. A property lawyer can review the contract, explain any risks and help you understand your rights, including cooling-off rights where they apply. It's much easier to fix a problem before you've signed than after, whether you're buying your first home or selling an investment property in Mosman.

What is a certificate of independent legal advice?

It's a document signed by the lawyer to confirm they've explained the document and its effects to you. Lenders and others often require it.

What is your pricing?

At Harriss Jones Lawyers, our services are fixed fee so there are no hidden charges. For a clear quote tailored to your matter, get in touch with our team.

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Legal advice you can count on

Whatever brings you here - property, family, wills and estates, or business - call us, book a call directly, or complete the form and we'll be in touch.