Experienced in Immigration & Employment Law

Rothstein Lawyers are Immigration Lawyers committed to helping you with all of your legal needs.

Awards

Recipient of the Migration Institute of Australia’s Kevin Lane Service Award 2018
Winner of the Lawyers Weekly Women in Law Award for Mentor of the Year 2019
Finalist for the Spirit of Starick One of a Kindness Award 2019
Nominee for the Law Society of Western Australia’s Women Lawyer of the Year Award 2019

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Enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing your migration law needs are in good hands

Migration

Our team of Immigration Lawyers and Registered Migration Agents has many years of experience in providing specialized legal and migration advice and assistance on all aspects of Australian Migration Law.

Employment

We provide advice and assistance to employers and employees on a range of employment and industrial matters, this includes Unfair Dismissal, Employment Contracts, Payment Disputes, Entitlements under Modern Awards, Representation at the Fair Work Commission and the Courts, Settlement Negotiation and Workplace Bullying.

Australian Citizenship

Becoming an Australian citizen enables you to apply for an Australian passport and re-enter Australia without restriction. Australian citizens may register their children as Australian citizens by descent if they are born overseas. Citizens can vote in state/territory and federal elections, and referendums. Our Immigration Lawyers are waiting to help you.

Our Immigration Lawyers can help to move

your life forward.

Testimonials

"Now that the visa application case has come to a final close my children and I wish to thank you and Sophie Manera for making it a success. We shall be forever grateful"

Ishmael, Mosman Park, WA, Child visa granted 2017

"Thank you to Sophie and Ken for your help with our appeal for our visa. After a long 4 and half years we finally were granted our PR and it was definitely down to Sophie and Ken and their help with our AAT appeal. We could not have done it without you and will be recommending you to anyone who asks."

Aisling and Ryan, October 2020

"Words seem so little to thank you for your tremendous work on behalf of our family"

Name withheld WA, Revocation of Mandatory Cancellation of Visa,

"Thank you for your professional and friendly way of doing business"

Name withheld WA, Business Visa Grant

"Highly appreciate for the great job you and the team of immigration lawyers did for my family to be here in Australia"

Subclass 202 Special Humanitarian visa granted

“Thank you for your patience and first-class service. I will certainly recommend your service of meeting people who need an immigration lawyers assistance with their migration matters”

Chris, Mt Pleasant, WA, Partner visa granted 2016

“I just wanted to say a massive THANK YOU for all of your help and prompt responses throughout the application process. I couldn’t be more grateful for your team and the efforts you guys put in"

Sean, South Brisbane, QLD, Subclass 186 Employer Nomination Scheme visa granted 2015

I thought you might like to see that Ryan and I have finally become Australian citizens, this would not have been achievable if it had not been for your help.”

Victoria and Ryan, 2019

Subclass 407 Training Visas

Feb 1, 2019 | Migration, Skilled Work and Business Visas

The Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) levy is expected to be implemented in the first quarter of 2018-19, i.e. before 30 September 2018. Once implemented, a nominating employer will be required to pay a training contribution charge, based on the visa being applied for, the proposed visa duration and the turnover of the business.

Brand-new Graduate stream for WA State Nomination

Nov 1, 2018 | Migration, Skilled Work and Business Visas

The Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) levy is expected to be implemented in the first quarter of 2018-19, i.e. before 30 September 2018. Once implemented, a nominating employer will be required to pay a training contribution charge, based on the visa being applied for, the proposed visa duration and the turnover of the business.

Skilling Australians Fund

Aug 2, 2018 | Migration, Skilled Work and Business Visas

The Skilling Australians Fund (SAF) levy is expected to be implemented in the first quarter of 2018-19, i.e. before 30 September 2018. Once implemented, a nominating employer will be required to pay a training contribution charge, based on the visa being applied for, the proposed visa duration and the turnover of the business.

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