DCA Lawyers
and Notary Public
About DCA Lawyers
Established in 2009 by Ashley del Corral, DCA Lawyers is a boutique suburban general law practice situated in Patterson Lakes, Victoria Australia which can also provide you with Notarial Services.
The team at DCA Lawyers can assist and advise you on wide-ranging legal matters including, Property Law, Conveyancing and Leasing (both commercial and residential), Family Law, Commercial Law, Civil and Criminal Litigation, Business Sales/Purchases and Commercial Contracts, Wills, Powers of Attorney, and Probate / Administration of Deceased Estates.
Ashley del Corral is fluent in Spanish, has a Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Laws from Monash University and was admitted to practice as a barrister and solicitor in the Supreme Court of Victoria in 1999 and High Court of Australia in 2000. Since admission and prior to establishing DCA Lawyers, Ashley practiced in numerous areas of the law in both large and small city and suburban law firms gaining the knowledge and experience to help you in a variety of legal practice areas. Additionally, Ashley can provide you with notarial services for your overseas matters as he is a Notary Public and a Fellow of the Australian and New Zealand College of Notaries and the Society of Notaries of Victoria.
Our commitment at DCA Lawyers is to give your matter the full attention and consideration required.
COVID-19 (CORONAVIRUS) Update
During this difficult period, our overarching aim is to continue to provide you with effective legal and notarial services in a timely manner.
We would like to take this opportunity to assure you that we continue to serve the needs of our clients, we are maintaining our level of service and have taken steps to ensure we are contactable and keep any disruption to a minimum.
We can usually deal with most legal matters over the phone, through email and correspondence and will endeavour to keep any physical contact to a minimum and only when necessary.
We thank you for your understanding and pass on our regards as you no doubt also endeavour to manage the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Wills, Powers of Attorney, Probate, and Administration of Estates
