Kheir Lawyers

17/06/2026

He was an accountant. Now he's making legal history. ⚖️

He didn't follow the expected path.

He built a new one - and in doing so, became one of the first Muslim Lebanese lawyers in Australia.

From balancing books to fighting for his community in courtrooms across the country.
Some people don't just change careers. They change what's possible for everyone who comes after them.

Meet the pioneer behind Khair Lawyers. 🇦🇺

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10/06/2026

Are you a young aspiring lawyer?

Here is some guidance from a passionate experienced Lawyer!

04/06/2026

Are you buying a property? 🏠

Do you have all your pre-purchase agreements and checks? Do you know about Section 66W?

We encourage you to show a lawyer your contract and make sure you don't run into issues in journey buying process

29/05/2026

Are your parents helping you buy a home?

Is it a Gift? Loan? Investment?

Reach out to Kheir Lawyers to make sure you document it clearly.

21/05/2026

What happens when faith, culture, marriage, and Australian law collide?

In this thought-provoking article, lawyer Majed Kheir explores the realities facing Muslim families in Australia. From nikah and mahr to de facto relationships, financial contributions, divorce, maintenance, and the growing tension between Islamic expectations and Australian family law.

Drawing on 25 years of legal experience, this article opens an honest conversation about justice, responsibility, fairness, and the challenges of modern Muslim marriage in Australia.

Whether you agree or disagree, these are important discussions our community cannot afford to avoid.

Islamic Marriage in Australia: Between Faith, Law and Financial Reality

An article by Majed Kheir (Senior Partner at Kheir Lawyers) By way of background, I write this article from the perspective of an Australian lawyer with 25 years of legal experience dealing with disputes involving family relationships, property, financial arrangements and matrimonial breakdowns, inc

10/05/2026

Are your parents helping you purchase a home?

Whether it’s a gift, loan, or investment, it’s important to have the arrangement properly documented.

Contact Kheir Lawyers to ensure everything is structured clearly and professionally.

03/05/2026

Australia’s national security laws are changing, and not in a small way.

The ASIO Amendment Bills 2025 propose making compulsory questioning powers permanent. What was supposed to expire in 2005 due to the severity of its civil rights infringments has been renewed and extended by successive Labor and Liberal governments since. It is now being pushed to stay forever, with an expanded scope that includes sabotage and promoting communal violence.

Compulsory questioning means ASIO can legally require individuals to answer questions, produce documents, and appear before an officer, without charge, without conviction, and with no right to silence.

The civil liberties concern here is real. Permanent powers with an expanded scope and no sunset clause means less parliamentary oversight, less accountability, and more room for these powers to be used more broadly over time.

If you or someone you know has questions about how these laws could affect you, reach out to Kheir Lawyers today.

21/04/2026

Are you going for Hajj? 🕋

Have you written your will?

For the 25th year running, Kheir Lawyers are offering FREE wills to Australian Muslims preparing for the journey.

No cost. No excuses. Just peace of mind before the most important trip of your life.

Don’t leave without getting your affairs in order, contact our team today and we will do the hard work for you.

26/03/2026

Parenting is getting harder, especially with modern pressures. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

In NSW, lawful chastisement is limited and strictly regulated under the law. Force must be reasonable, appropriate, and must not cause lasting harm. ⚖️

Know the boundaries. For advice, contact Kheir Lawyers. 📞

12/03/2026

Thinking about Power of Attorney or Guardianship? ⏳

Act early! Drafting an Enduring Power of Attorney or Enduring Guardianship before memory loss or dementia sets in is critical ✅

Waiting too long can make it complicated, expensive, and stressful 💼🩺

Protect your loved ones, discuss it sensitively and seek expert legal advice today 📚✨