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Wadlow Solicitors is a law firm in Adelaide, South Australia. Our Adelaide lawyers provide comprehensive legal services and cultivate dedicated, lasting client relationships.
45
Years of Experience
30,000
Matters Handled
Core Practice Areas
Based in the CBD, our Adelaide lawyers provide legal advice and representation in many areas of the law.
Commercial Law
Commercial contracts, litigation, insolvency, and intellectual property matters.
Employment Law
Employment contracts, discrimination, underpayment, and unfair dismissal.
Family Law
Prenuptial agreements, divorce, child custody, and spousal maintenance matters.
Personal Injury Law
Car accidents, medical negligence, and workers' compensation claims.
Property & Transactions
Commercial leases, construction, conveyancing, and solicitor certificates.
Wills & Estates
Wills, contested wills, estate planning, international estates, and probate matters.
Lawyers in Adelaide, SA
For over 45 years, Wadlow Solicitors has helped individuals and companies overcome adversity. Our Adelaide lawyers are dedicated to providing expert legal services for a range of issues. We build lasting partnerships with our clients, ensuring that each matter is handled with the utmost care and dedication.
Latest Insights & Updates
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Caught in the Crossfire: How Are Children’s Voices Heard in Family Law Proceedings?
Parental separation can be distressing for children, but Australia's family law system is built on a strong framework that ensures children’s voices are heard.
Stamp Duty and First Home Buyers Relief for Victims of Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence
On 4 June 2026, South Australia's Treasurer, Tom Koutsantonis MP, approved an ex gratia support scheme for survivors of family, domestic and sexual violence.
Australia's Digital Duty of Care: New Standard for Online Services
On 8 September 2026, the Australian Government released the exposure draft of the Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care) Bill 2026.
