About Legal Care Australia

The people responsible for your legal care.

Clients should know who is responsible for their matter, how to contact the team and what happens next. Our lawyers remain responsible for legal advice while technology assists enquiries and administration.

Conflict clearance and written engagement are required before the firm acts.

Vinh Nguyen — Principal Lawyer

Vinh Nguyen, Principal Lawyer at Legal Care Australia

Vinh Nguyen is the Principal Lawyer of Legal Care Australia. Admitted to practise in Western Australia on 3 February 2011 and entered on the Register of Practitioners of the High Court of Australia on 20 May 2011, he advises and represents individuals, families and businesses in complex family, migration, employment, property, building, partnership, commercial and contractual matters, in English and Vietnamese. He is a member of the Law Society of Western Australia, a recipient of a University of Western Australia Excellence Award, an elected City of Wanneroo Councillor and a Board member of Kingsway Christian College.

Chelsea Nguyen — Director and Co-Founder

Chelsea Nguyen is a Director and Co-Founder of Legal Care Australia, which she co-founded in 2013. Admitted to practise in Western Australia on 6 June 2013 and entered on the Register of Practitioners of the High Court of Australia on 1 February 2019, she practises in property law and conveyancing, migration law, wills, estate planning and deceased-estate matters. Before establishing the firm she worked within Australia's federal workplace-relations system and served as an associate to a judge of the Federal Circuit Court of Australia.

Verify these credentials

Admission to practise in Western Australia is recorded on the public register maintained by the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia. You can look up each lawyer by name on that register directly.

Working in Vietnamese

Vinh Nguyen speaks fluent Vietnamese, so you can explain your matter, ask questions and understand your options in the language you are most comfortable in. Documents filed with a court, tribunal or government agency must still be in English, and we will tell you when a certified translation is needed.

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