Support workers, health professionals, schools, other lawyers and family members refer people to us when they need clear, safe legal help. When you refer someone, they get a senior solicitor from the first conversation, a free 30-minute conference, a fixed fee plan paid in stages, and contact handled discreetly and safely.
Your client deals with an experienced senior solicitor, not passed down the line.
Separation, parenting, property and protection orders handled together. See all services
A clear fixed fee before each stage. No surprise bills.
We contact your client the safest way, at a time that suits them.
Use the form below, with your client’s consent.
We contact your client the safest way, at a time that suits them. We get back to you promptly.
Your client speaks with a senior solicitor, and gets a fixed fee plan if they want one.
A DV support worker refers a client who needs a protection order urgently.
A GP or psychologist refers a patient going through separation with safety concerns.
A parent contacts us for their adult son or daughter who has been served with a DVO application, or is in a dispute about their own children.
Another law firm refers a matter where family law and domestic violence overlap.
Examples only. Every matter is different.
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We know making a referral isn’t always easy. It can feel uncomfortable, or like it’s not your place. But speaking up can make a real difference. Silence can leave someone without support. By taking this step, you’re helping someone feel less alone and giving them a safer path forward.
Thank you, from all of us at Elysian Law.
Fill in your details and your client’s, and tell us how we can help. Please only refer someone who has agreed to us contacting them.
Yes. Please only refer someone who has agreed to us contacting them.
Only with your client’s permission. Their information stays confidential.
No. We need your name and contact details, and your client’s permission, before we reach out. We don’t contact anyone without a clear reason and their agreement.
Call us on (07) 3188 1799. If anyone is in immediate danger, call 000.
No. We’re a private firm with fixed fees paid in stages.
We usually respond the same day, by phone or email, in the way you tell us is safe.
Yes. The free 30-minute conference is by phone or video, and your client can have a support person with them.
Yes, a parent can contact a lawyer for their son or daughter. You make the first call, then we speak with your child directly and they decide whether to go ahead. This guide explains how it works and how you can help.
Police can issue a Police Protection Direction (PPD) to protect a person experiencing domestic violence straight away. This guide explains what a PPD is and what happens next.
You can apply for a domestic violence order on behalf of someone else in Queensland. This guide explains who can apply and how the process works.
