Skip Navigation Links.
Collapse Issue 560:<br />9 Jan 2023<br />_____________Issue 560:
9 Jan 2023
_____________
Collapse  NEWS NEWS
Council to classify 357 blocks as 'community land'
Power blackout across the Peninsula
Peninsula groups benefit from Gosford electorate grants
Marine flare collection
Banner celebrates last school visit by Nambus
Lions Club raises $12,000 in cake and pudding sales
Council rejects grant applications from Peninsula groups
Shade trees group highlights 'good' developments
Pearl Beach establishes neighbour messaging network
Older women raise $3500 for food hampers
Woy Woy law firm recognised in leading legal directory
Beach wheelchairs and matting available over summer
Volunteer wins Paul Harris Award from Rotary
Local submissions wanted for Federal Budget
World of Magic at Woy Woy library
Groups encouraged to apply for war memorial grants
Learn about creatures that live in rock pools
Equal wettest year in 58 years
Collapse  PLANNING PLANNING
Three-storey block of flats proposed for Broken Bay Rd
'Pre-DA' comments reveal council staff thinking
Dual occupancy exhibited without application details
Proposal for four townhouses in Allfield Rd
Dual occupancy subdivision gives 310 square metre lot
Two-storey child care centre proposed for quiet area
New kitchen and gaming area plans for hotel renovation
Collapse  FORUM FORUM
Development control needs root and branch rethink
Not community consultation, and not sustainable
Heat island effect will be out of control in five years' time
Jet skis - we need to do something
Value your local newspaper - support Peninsula News
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
Aged care home surveys relatives about its services
After Christmas, craft group prepares for Mother's Day
Virus numbers increase by half before dropping more
Collapse  ARTS ARTS
Bush dance to be held at Pearl Beach
Little Theatre to hold auditions for Agatha Christie play
Tutor wanted for silver jewellery-making classes
Collapse  EDUCATION EDUCATION
Special assembly for long-serving school librarian
Ettalong staff move on
Tesch calls for nominations for youth parliament
School holidays course for learner drivers
Collapse  SPORT SPORT
Call to move pennant finals when Ettalong plays
Bridge team is NSW Country Champions
Umina bowling club appoints new treasurer
Bicycle group plans two rides from Woy Woy
Bunnies Juniors introduce high performance academy
Applications open for defibrillator grants
Year's first red-point event attracts 28 pairs
Bowling club announces smartphone app
Physie club to hold information stall

Woy Woy law firm recognised in leading legal directory

Woy Woy law firm, and one of its partners, have been recognised in the 2023 edition of a leading legal directory.

Tonkin Drysdale Partners was included in the Doyle's Guide for 2023 in the Leading Family and Divorce Law Firms - Newcastle, Hunter Valley and Central Coast Guide category, while partner Mr Lee Pawlak featured in the family and divorce lawyer category.

Tonkin Drysdale Partners' managing partner Mr Paul Tonkin said recommendations like this could be helpful for consumers looking to find a lawyer to represent them.

"Choosing a lawyer can be a difficult decision, and when it's a family law matter, it's usually a highly sensitive situation with a lot at stake, which makes the decision even more important," he said.

"I'm thrilled Tonkin Drysdale Partners and Lee have been recognised in the Guide as it's an endorsement of the high level of expertise and commitment Lee and his team consistently deliver to all of our family law clients."

Mr Pawlak was also an accredited specialist in family law, and one of just 14 accredited specialists across the state to sit on the NSW Law Society's Family Law Advisory Committee.

Mr Tonkin said that, under Mr Pawlak's lead, the firm's family law practice had grown significantly in recent years.

"The team now consists of five family lawyers, making it the largest family law team on the Central Coast."

Mr Pawlak said that his and Tonkin Drysdale Partner's inclusion in the Doyle's Guide was an acknowledgement of the firm's wider family law team.

"I'm really proud of the family law offering we've developed," he said.

"Being named in the Doyle's Guide list is recognition of the high standards and incredible dedication of the entire family law team.

"With five lawyers who each bring a unique perspective and more than 50 years of combined experience, our team is well placed to provide expert advice in all areas of family law," he concluded.

Fellow partner Mr Paul Quinn is also a family lawyer, a nationally-accredited mediator and accredited family dispute resolution practitioner.

"One of just 10 lawyers to be included in the Guide, this recognition endorses Lee as an authority in his practice area, demonstrating the expertise, knowledge and reputation he has earnt in his 15 years as a family lawyer," said Mr Tonkin.

"Considered to be the most reliable assessment of law firms and lawyers in Australia, the Doyle's Guide is a comprehensive directory showcasing Australia's best lawyers across a range of different legal categories and geographical areas.

"It is designed to help individuals make more informed decisions when choosing a lawyer and is compiled through a completely independent, objective peer review process, which includes in-depth surveys and interviews with clients, peers and industry bodies," he said.





Skip Navigation Links.

Skip Navigation Links.

Peninsula
Planning
Portal
HERE
     Phone 4342 5333     Email us. Copyright © 2023 The Peninsula's Own News Service Inc ABN 76 179 701 372    PO Box 585 Woy Woy NSW 2256