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At Median Law, I provide legal services to clients across Bundaberg, ensuring every matter meets Queensland’s legal requirements. With my conveyancing services, I assist with residential, commercial and rural property transactions, from contract reviews through to settlement, seeking to guarantee that every step complies with property laws.


As a lawyer, I also provide wills and estate planning services, including enduring powers of attorney and advance health directives to help protect your assets and future decisions. Executors managing deceased estates can rely on my estate administration services which cover probate applications, debt resolution and distributing inheritances under succession laws.


My family law services cover separation, parenting arrangements, property settlements and mediation, with clear legal advice to help clients understand their rights and obligations under family law.


For legal services in Bundaberg, contact Karissa at Median Law on 0417 622 175 to arrange a consultation.

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Why Bundaberg Chooses median law

My Bundaberg clients benefit from working with Median Law, where every service is delivered with careful attention and legal accuracy.


Why choose Median Law?


  • Direct solicitor access - every client works directly with myself, Karissa Giles, helping ensure all legal advice is clear, accurate and tailored to your needs
  • Personalised service - legal advice and documents are prepared to suit your specific situation, whether you need conveyancing, estate planning or family law support
  • Broad range of services - I assist with conveyancing, wills and estate planning, estate administration and family law, covering a range of personal and property matters
  • Compliance-focused - every document, process and negotiation is managed in line with legislation to minimise risks and help ensure legal compliance


For individualised legal advice in Bundaberg, contact Median Law today to schedule a consultation.

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Two People Are Shaking Hands Over a Table — Median Law In Bundaberg, QLD

Across Bundaberg, my conveyancing services cover contract reviews, legal compliance and settlement coordination, aiming to ensure your property transaction follows the law from start to finish.

I provide wills and estate planning services in Bundaberg. I advise in drafting legally compliant wills, powers of attorney and health directives, tailored to your personal and financial circumstances.

I guide Bundaberg executors through every stage of estate administration, from probate applications to asset distribution, seeking to ensure compliance with succession laws.

When handling family law services in Bundaberg, I assist with separation, parenting arrangements, property settlements and mediation, ensuring your rights are clearly understood under the law.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What areas do you service in Bundaberg?

    I service the entire Bundaberg region, including Bundaberg Central, Bundaberg North, Bargara, Burnett Heads, Moore Park Beach, Innes Park and surrounding areas. 


    Contact me to confirm if I can assist with legal services in your specific location.

  • What is the difference between a conveyancer and a solicitor?

    A conveyancer specialises in property transactions while a solicitor can provide broader legal advice including handling disputes that may arise during the process. 


    If a transaction becomes complicated or legal action is needed, a solicitor may be better equipped to assist.

  • What should be included in an estate plan?

    An estate plan typically includes a Will, powers of attorney and advance health directives, along with strategies for managing assets to protect beneficiaries. 


    It can also help minimise potential disputes among family members after your passing.

  • What does an executor do in estate administration?

    An executor manages the deceased’s estate including paying debts, handling legal paperwork and distributing assets to beneficiaries. 


    They must follow the instructions in the Will and ensure all legal obligations are met.

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