Legal advice and assistance isn’t just for businesses. There are many aspects of your personal and family life where legal advice can help you with a problem or give you peace of mind. From buying, building or selling a home, to managing a loved one’s deceased estate, there are many aspects of our personal lives touched by the law.
Our Castlemaine Lawyers at Robertson Hyetts are professional and sensitive and work through your legal issues with you, in both the good times and the bad.
Meet our Team
Janelle Brown
Director
- Buying or selling commercial, residential and farming properties
- Commercial and retail leasing
- Land subdivisions
- Development advice and agreements
- Planning and s173 agreements
Andrew Pickles
Director
- Litigation, ADR & Dispute Resolution
- Commercial, leasing & building disputes
- Claims on deceased estates
- Restructures, mergers & acquisitions
- Intellectual property particularly in IT
John Wellington
Special Counsel
- Buying or selling commercial properties
- Land subdivisions
- Development advice and agreements
- Commercial and retail leasing
- Buying or selling a business
Vesna Pocuca
Associate
- Wills
- Powers of Attorney
- Probate
- Administration of deceased estates
- Wills and Estate Advice
Trent McGregor
Associate
- Powers of Attorney
- Administration of deceased estates
- Estate Planning
- Farm succession planning
- Self-managed super fund advice
Greta Sabatino
Lawyer
- Buying or selling properties
- Land subdivisions
- Commercial and retail leasing
- Buying or selling a business
- Planning and s173 agreements
Castlemaine Office
Fax: 03 5472 4808
Email: rhs@robertsonhyetts.com.au
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About Castlemaine:
A desirable tree-change destination, Castlemaine is ideally situated 120kms northwest of Melbourne between the cities of Ballarat and Bendigo.
Set within a mostly rural area, Castlemaine is the administrative and economic hub of the Mount Alexander Shire with a population of 9,000.
Attractive, historic streetscapes in the towns centre feature ornate public buildings – a dramatic reminder of 1851 gold rush and a quaint backdrop to a vibrant food, arts and retail experience. The area boasts an established and thriving agricultural industry and tourism scene.
