Everingham Solomons

Helping you is our business

Everingham Solomons is a leading law firm, providing high-quality legal services to northern New South Wales since 1872. Our passionate and approachable team of accredited specialists, solicitors and conveyancers consistently displays the highest level of dedication, professionalism and integrity. We take a personal interest in each of our clients, ensuring our processes and outcomes are fully understood.

EVERSOL’S response to COVID-19
In light of COVID-19, Eversol has implemented a weekly review of our local event schedules and appointments and will be providing updates on our website here. At this time we are operating on a business as usual basis with all appointments proceeding as planned. That said, we have implemented the following conditions and recommendations for attendance at our events:
• Those who are unwell or have cold or flu-like symptoms not to attend our office. A phone appointment or online meeting can be arranged.
• Those who have travelled overseas, to high risk regions, to self-isolate for a period of 14-days and to not attend our office within this 14-day period.
• Following the Governments advice, we recommend not to shake hands with others in attendance. We are promoting healthy hygiene practices and will have, where able, hand sanitizer available in our office.

To assist with appointments, we are able to conduct web conferences with you or they can be conducted via a phone conference.

If you require urgent documents to be signed and witnessed, we ask that you contact our office to make an appointment and we will arrange for this to happen. Please phone:

(02) 6766 1066 or email: reception@eversol.com.au

These are unprecedented times and we trust that you will understand our commitment to keeping our staff , clients, families and the community safe.

Please take care. From, the Eversols team.

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