Ritchie & Parker, Alfred Green & Co in Launceston, Tasmania | Lawyer & law firm

Ritchie & Parker, Alfred Green & Co

Locality: Launceston, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6331 5233

Address: 10 Cameron St 7250 Launceston, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.rpag.com.au

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23.01.2022 Welcome to the Ritchie and Parker, Alfred Green & Co Facebook page!

23.01.2022 Buy or Selling your house ? Ring us now on 03 6331 5233 for a free quote on the costs of Buying or Selling Competitive Quotes and friendly services Experienced Staff

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14.01.2022 Access & Parking Drop in anytime to discuss your legal needs Easy access to ground floor premises No steps to negotiated ... On street parking readily available We will pay for your parking meter or refund what you have paid Please ask our receptionist for coins or a refund Free off street client parking down the lane way on the park side of the building

09.01.2022 YOUR WILL - Is your will up to date or does it need to be reviewed ? Is your Will over 5 years old ? Have you been married or entered into a new relationship ? Have you been divorced or separated ?... Do your Executors need to be changed ? Do you need to provide for grandchildren ? Ring us now on 03 6331 5233 to make an appointment

05.01.2022 Does your swimming pool comply ? With summer fast approaching it is time to consider whether your pools complies with all access and safety requires... If you are not certain can we suggest you look at the following link http://www.wtc.tas.gov.au/documen/swimming_pool_safety1.pdf

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03.01.2022 Our Founder - JOHN WARD GLEADOW John Ward Gleadow (1801-1881), lawyer and politician, was born at Kingston-upon-Hull, England He arrives in Hobart in 1825. A year later Gleadow moved to Launceston, became its first legal practitioner His legal practice began in his cottage in St John Street; it grew rapidly and he soon had to build an office next door. He appeared frequently in court at first but less often when other barristers became available. In 1837 William Henty became his partner. When Henty retired Gleadow was joined by his son, Robert, and, after Robert was drowned in 1859, he took as partners William Ritchie and R. J. Parker.