Dandenong, Victoria
Migration, family law and conveyancing, handled with care.
R A Lawyers & Migration helps individuals, couples and families in Melbourne’s south-east work through important legal decisions — in English, Urdu, Hindi, Dari or Farsi.
The firm
A local practice for life’s significant legal moments.
Visas, separation and property purchases tend to arrive with deadlines, paperwork and worry. Our role is to make the legal side clearer so you can decide what to do next with confidence.
We act in migration law, family law, family violence intervention order matters and conveyancing. Each matter begins with a conversation about your circumstances — not a template.
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How we can help
Clear descriptions of the main areas we assist with. Every matter is different — contact us if you are unsure which path fits.
Migration
Partner, skilled, protection, humanitarian and short-stay specialist visas.
Family law
Parenting, property settlement and family violence intervention orders.
Property
Conveyancing for buyers and sellers of Victorian property.
Partner visas
Support for married, de facto and prospective marriage partner visa applications and relationship evidence.
Learn more →Family law
Practical family law assistance including parenting, property and related matters in Victoria.
Learn more →Family violence intervention orders
Support with family violence intervention order applications, responses and court appearances in Victoria.
Learn more →Conveyancing
Property conveyancing for buyers and sellers in Victoria — contracts, settlement and title transfer.
Learn more →Protection visas
Advice on protection visa applications for people in Australia who fear persecution or other serious harm.
Learn more →Skilled visas
Help with skilled migration pathways, including points-tested and employer-sponsored options where applicable.
Learn more →Principal solicitor
Ramzan Ali
LLB, LLM (I.L.), MA, MSc, GDL (UK), GDL (Monash), PGDL
Ramzan has studied and practised law in both Pakistan and Australia. In Australia he has worked across migration, family law and family violence intervention order matters, including as a duty lawyer at Victoria Legal Aid.
His approach is to explain your options plainly, so you understand both the opportunities and the limits of your situation before you decide how to proceed.
Languages
Speak with us in a language you are comfortable with.
- English
- Urdu
- Hindi
- Dari
- Farsi
Your first consultation
What to expect, step by step
- 01
Get in touch
Call, email or send a short enquiry. Mention any deadline that applies.
- 02
Confirm how we meet
We discuss whether an in-person, phone or video conversation suits your matter — availability depends on the case.
- 03
Prepare what you can
Bring key documents if you have them; we will tell you what else may be needed.
- 04
Agree next steps
We explain options and, if you proceed, scope and costs before work begins.
Learn more about consultations, including how to enquire and what to prepare.
Answers
Common questions
What areas of law does R A Lawyers & Migration assist with?
The firm offers migration law (including partner, skilled, protection, humanitarian and short-stay specialist pathways), family law, family violence intervention order matters, and conveyancing. If you are unsure which area applies, describe your situation when you enquire and we can help you identify the next step.
Where is the office located?
We are based in Dandenong, Victoria, at 137-147/8 Walker Street, Dandenong VIC 3175. Appointments and consultation formats may vary — contact us to confirm what is available.
What languages can I speak with the team in?
In addition to English, the firm lists Urdu, Hindi, Dari and Farsi among languages spoken. Let us know your preference when you get in touch so we can arrange appropriate communication where possible.
Do you provide immigration advice only, or full visa applications?
Migration matters can range from initial advice and strategy through to preparing and lodging applications and responding to departmental requests. The scope of work depends on your visa type and circumstances. We will discuss what you need before any work begins.
How do I prepare for a first consultation?
Gather key documents such as passports, prior visa grants or refusals, correspondence from the Department of Home Affairs, court orders (for family matters), or contract details (for conveyancing). A brief written timeline of events also helps. You do not need everything perfect — we can guide you on what is missing.
- Address
- 137-147/8 Walker Street, Dandenong VIC 3175
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- 0410 924 003