Keppel Coast Law (formerly Paul Loane Solicitor Yeppoon) provides quality legal services delivered by friendly, experienced professionals working in all areas of general legal practice in Yeppoon, Queensland. We offer a wide range of services including Succession Law, Family Law, Conveyancing, Business Law, Civil Litigation, Criminal & Traffic Matters, Wills, EPA and General Legal Advice. At Keppel Coast Law we pride ourselves on excellence in client service. All our professional and secretarial staff take the time to fully understand our clients' needs and strive to achieve the best possible result.

Cam Schroder Lawyers is a Yeppoon law firm with a special interest in conveyancing, binding financial agreements and criminal matters. Our fully qualified lawyers are also here to assist with matters relating to wills and establishment of enduring powers of attorney. Whether you have been in an accident, have lost your driver's license or you are applying for a Certificate of No Criminal Conviction, Cam Schroder Lawyers can take care of all your Rockhampton criminal law needs. If you need advice on buying or selling a house or land, we will provide the conveyancing services that will take the stress out of property matters. We believe in personalised service and offering the advice our clients need to navigate challenging legal circumstances. If you require advice for estate matters or you need counsel for the magistrates court, we are here to help. Call us today to find out how Cam Schroder Lawyers can help with all of your legal needs.

When you need legal advice and representation, contact Madden Solicitors. With legal offices in both Yeppoon and Rockhampton, our team of lawyers will assist you with a range of legal matters. Madden Solicitors also provide legal advice on a range of criminal law matters. From minor to serious offences, you can feel confident in the representation by our criminal law solicitors in Rockhampton. For a confidential discussion, or an obligation-free quote, call our team at Madden Solicitors today.