Since its inception, Irving Law has assisted hundreds of business owners with legal documents and advice and continues to attract clients who care about personal service and quality.

James Irving, founded the firm in 2011. He is assisted by admin support staff and freelance lawyers.

What are we selling? Legal advice? Documents? Yes, but more than that. If you are a business owner, we are helping you be confident that the legal foundations of your business work properly.  Add a lawyer to your team.

Our main work areas are:

• Commercial & Business Law.
• Wills & Estate Planning.

Our Commercial & Business Law practice covers corporate advice and documents (helping business owners with their companies), and commercial legal documents (working with contracts, leases, and other types of agreements).

If you are a business owner looking for personal service from a user-friendly and knowledgeable lawyer, you’ll get that from us.

Our Estate Planning & Wills practice includes preparing basic and testamentary trust Wills, and helping our business-owner clients to create succession plans.

If you would like a professionally prepared Will to make sure you are in control of what will happen to your wealth and property when you pass on, we can assist you.

See the LEGAL SERVICES tab in the menu above to find out more about our full range of legal services.

Irving Law and/or James Irving are members of the following bodies: International Business Council; District32 Business Networking; Perth Growth; the Melville-Cockburn Chamber of Commerce; and the “Where To Shop With Crypto” Community.

Most of our clients are business owners. We pride ourselves in having many satisfied clients. Meet some of our clients.

To save time, and therefore save our clients money, we use technology to automate some of our document preparation work. We aspire to make legal services more accessible, to encourage the use of legal services, and to improve the quality of the legal services that we provide.

Everyone has heard that lawyers are expensive. Unfortunately, that is too often true. Part of the reason is that lawyers have high overheads, like expensive Professional Indemnity insurance. Part of the reason is that a lot of legal work is time-consuming. We understand that our clients don’t like paying huge legal bills, and we do our best to keep their costs down. We do that by giving the clients accurate time/fee estimates at the beginning of our relationship, and carefully explaining what we will do for them so that they can see the value of what they are paying for.

We do charge fixed prices for certain services, like Basic Wills, which are more or less the same amount of work for us each time. We don’t have fixed prices for complex work which can’t possibly be the same each time. Think about it: if you give us a 20-page lease to review but are paying the same price as a person who has an 80-page shopping centre lease (plus a few other documents), then somebody is either paying too much or too little. We prefer to establish trust with our clients by telling them exactly what we will do, and how much it’s going to cost them.