Solicitors and Lawyers Proserpine
your leading lawyers in Proserpine
About our Proserpine Law Firm
Macrossan & Amiet Solicitors are a small, family-run law firm conveniently based in the Proserpine area. Specialising in a variety of legal spaces, our team of Proserpine solicitors gives a personal touch to your case, providing you with the most efficient outcome possible.
We have a long history in the legal market: since 1895, we’ve helped thousands of people from across Proserpine get the legal assistance they need to resolve their problems.
Whether you’re looking for help with tax issues or seeking advice on personal injury or property disputes, we are here to be your partner throughout the journey.
In addition to our lawyers in Prosperine, our staff also work closely with other professionals in the space – such as advisers – to ensure you always receive the best possible service. And if you need someone who can navigate the complexities of aspects like wills, trusts and estates, our friendly, transparent solicitors are exceptionally qualified to do so.

Our Proserpine Lawyers’ Areas of Expertise
As a trusted Proserpine law firm, our services are impressively comprehensive, so whatever your legal issue may be, we are confident that we can help. These include:
Family Law Mackay
We advise on family law matters including divorce, parenting arrangements, property settlements and financial agreements. Our focus is on achieving fair outcomes while protecting your rights and supporting you through complex personal matters.
Business Law
We advise local businesses on business law matters including commercial transactions, shareholder arrangements, governance and restructuring. Our practical approach ensures your business is legally protected and positioned for sustainable growth.
Personal Injury & Compensation Claim Lawyers Mackay
We act for clients in personal injury claims arising from motor vehicle accidents, workplace injuries and negligence. Our team works to secure fair compensation for pain, financial loss and long-term impact.
FAQs
What legal services does Macrossan & Amiet provide?
We offer a broad range of legal services tailored to individual and businesses in the Mackay and surrounding areas. Our services include personal injury, compensation claims, family law, wills, estate administration, estate disputes, criminal & traffic representation, property and conveyancing transactions.
How much will it cost to engage a solicitor?
Costs vary depending on the type of work and complexity of your matter. We are committed to transparency and will provide clear information about fees upfront.
Why choose Macrossan & Amiet?
We are a trusted local law firm with a strong reputation for providing practical, reliable legal advice. Our long-standing presence in the region reflects our dedication to the communities we serve. We pride ourselves on delivering personalised, high-quality legal advice and exceptional client service. We are proud to be recognised for our expertise, professionalism and reliability, making us a firm that individuals and businesses trust.
I need a Justice of the Peace to witness a document, can you help?
Yes. Our team includes qualified witnesses, including solicitors and Commissioners for Declarations (Cdecs), who can witness many types of legal documents and in many cases you don’t need a JP specifically, and we can assist and ensure everything is done correctly.
What do I need to bring to my appointment?
It depends on your matter, but generally you should bring:-
- original Identification (e.g. driver’s licence, passport);
- any relevant legal documents;
- a list of questions or concerns;
This helps us provide you with accurate and efficient advice.
Where are you based?
Macrossan & Amiet has offices in Mackay, Proserpine and Cannonvale. We can also offer you appointments in Brisbane, Rockhampton and Townsville.
When should I engage a solicitor?
It’s best to engage a solicitor as early as possible, ideally before you make any decisions or sign any documents that may have legal consequences. Early advice can help you understand your position, avoid potential risks and ensure you take the right steps from the outset.
Even if you’re unsure whether you need legal assistance, an initial consultation can provide clarity and help you decide on the best course of action.
