Contact
Talk to our Dandenong team
Call, email or send an enquiry. A short summary of your situation and any upcoming deadlines helps us respond appropriately.
Office details
- Address
- R A Lawyers & Migration
137-147/8 Walker Street
Dandenong VIC 3175
Get directions - Phone
- 0410 924 003
- Languages
- English, Urdu, Hindi, Dari, Farsi
Appointment formats may vary, so please contact us to confirm what is available for your matter.
If you are in danger
Call Victoria Police on 000. Please do not use this website to report an emergency.
Send an enquiry
Sending an enquiry does not create a solicitor–client relationship, and the firm cannot act until it has confirmed it is able to, including a check for conflicts of interest. Your details are handled in line with our privacy policy.
Consultations
How consultations work
Every matter is different. The steps below describe a typical first contact — not a guarantee of timing or outcome.
How to enquire
- Phone: Call 0410 924 003. Mention any deadline, such as a visa expiry or court date.
- Email: Write to info@ralawyers.com.au with a short summary of your situation.
- Enquiry form: Use the form on this page or on our contact page. Include the area of law and any key dates.
Meeting options
Our office is in Dandenong, Victoria (Dandenong). In-person appointments may be available; phone or video may also be possible depending on your matter — please contact us to confirm what is available before you attend.
What to prepare
- A brief timeline of what has happened so far.
- Any letters from a court, Home Affairs or other authority.
- Passport, visa grant notices or identity documents you already have.
- Questions you want answered — you do not need every document sorted before we speak.
What happens next
- We listen to your circumstances and confirm whether we can act for you, including a conflict check.
- We explain options in plain language and what further information we may need.
- If you wish to proceed, we discuss scope and costs before work begins.
- Sending an enquiry does not create a solicitor–client relationship until the firm confirms it can act.