Tyndall & Co. are experienced solicitors based in Byron Bay, Australia. We are also a worldwide Australian immigration lawyers and a management consultant.

Australian Immigration Lawyers

Australia has become a highly sought‑after destination for people seeking opportunity, stability, and a better quality of life. It is a stable constitutional monarchy, a liberal democracy, and a first‑world nation with strong institutions and a well‑established rule of law rooted in British legal tradition. The country offers a high standard of living, excellent wages and working conditions, sound investment prospects, sustained economic growth, and enduring political and economic stability.

Australia protects individual rights through robust legal frameworks and a keen national sense of justice. It has a deep natural and Indigenous heritage, together with a growing national commitment to recognition, respect, and reconciliation with First Nations peoples. With vast open spaces, a relatively small population, a warm climate, and a culture of spiritual, religious, racial, and ethnic tolerance, Australia offers both physical and social room to thrive.

Australians value fairness, community, sporting excellence, and the enduring ANZAC spirit — a tradition of courage, service, mateship, and loyalty to King and country, to our allies, and to doing the right thing. Australia is often called “the lucky country.” It is, quite simply, fair dinkum.

Criminal Law

There is a fundamental principle that all defendants are innocent until proven guilty, that they have the right to a fair trial and to not self-incriminate. Defendants have the right to confidential and privileged legal advice, which cannot be used against them. These are common law principles and rights. It is not up to us as lawyers to judge you, this is for the Court. It is for us to help without bias or judgment, and to fight fearlessly within the law to present the best case possible to the Court for the client.

Family Law

In property adjustment cases, there is no presumption of equality. The 50:50 split is not a principle of law or a right. The wife’s homemaker and parent contribution ought to be recognised in a substantial and not a token way. Any property adjustment will be contribution driven. With children’s and parenting time cases, there is a presumption of equal shared parenting responsibility, however, the best interests of a child will always be first and paramount and rebut that presumption.

Business Law – Banking, Securities, Derivatives law

We prepare contracts and agreements for business clients including purchase, sale and contractor agreements, company and employment contracts and shareholder agreements . We advise client on commercial matters including banking and investments. A bank owes the customer a duty of care, which is to take reasonable care in carrying out its contractual obligations with the customer. A bank does not owe a fiduciary duty to a customer, except in special circumstances where it has gone further than normal. A bank has no general duty to advise a customer that a loan or a purchase is not a good decision. A bank can look after its own interests ahead of the customer. The playing field is not necessarily level.