Hobart · Litigation
Hobart Chinese Speaking Litigation Lawyer
Commercial disputes are stressful, and even worse when the paperwork, the court and the other side's lawyer all speak English. Sun Lawyers acts for Chinese clients in Tasmanian commercial and civil disputes — debt recovery, contract breach, shareholder disputes, building disputes — explaining every step in Mandarin or Cantonese and moving early to protect your position.
Book a free consultationWhy Chinese speaking clients choose Sun Lawyers
- Trilingual service in English, Mandarin and Cantonese
- Australian-qualified solicitors, Law Society NSW registered
- Remote handling of Tasmanian matters via video and PEXA
- Transparent fixed-fee quotes provided upfront
What we do
Debt Recovery
Letters of demand, statutory demands, court proceedings and enforcement — from unpaid invoices through to winding up debtor companies.
Contract & Commercial Disputes
Breach of contract, misleading conduct under the Australian Consumer Law, and business sale disputes in the Magistrates and Supreme Courts of Tasmania.
Shareholder & Partnership Disputes
Oppression claims, buy-out negotiations, and unwinding failed joint ventures between Chinese business partners.
Building & Property Disputes
Defective building work, unpaid progress claims, boundary and easement disputes for Tasmanian residential and commercial property.
Contact
Talk to a Chinese speaking solicitor
Send a brief description of your matter. We arrange a free initial consultation in Mandarin, Cantonese or English and confirm scope and fees in writing before starting.
- Serving Tasmania statewide · Hobart by appointment
- +61 02 9267 4988
- enquiry@sunlaws.com
Frequently asked questions
How soon should I get legal advice?
Early. Time limits apply to many claims, and early letters often settle a dispute before court costs mount. A short paid review is money well spent.
Will I have to go to court in Hobart?
Most matters settle before hearing. If a hearing is needed, many appearances are by video from Sydney or overseas, so travel is often avoidable.
Do you take cases on no win no fee?
For some commercial matters yes, subject to a risk assessment. We are upfront: not every case qualifies. We always explore fixed fees and staged budgets first.
The other side is in China — can I still sue in Tasmania?
Often yes, if the contract or the harm connects to Tasmania. Enforcing a judgment in China is a separate step and we advise realistically on it early.
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Our solicitors are ready to discuss your legal requirements with the attention and discretion they deserve.
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