

Mark Northam is a prominent immigration and family lawyer, celebrated for his proficiency in managing the intricate nuances of legal matters. His practice is characterised by delivering thorough solutions, ensuring clients receive astute legal guidance and advocacy across a broad spectrum of immigration and family law cases. As the Principal Solicitor at Northam Lawyers, Mark leads his team with a depth of knowledge and extensive experience. He is esteemed for his dedication to securing favourable results for his clients, supporting them through the legal processes with both professionalism and empathy. Mark’s client-focused approach ensures every case is approached with meticulous attention to detail, tailored specifically to address the distinct requirements of the individuals and families he serves. In addition to his legal acumen, Mark is a Registered Migration Agent, allowing him to provide expert guidance on visa applications and issues, further enhancing his ability to cater comprehensively to the needs of his clients. His dual expertise in both immigration and family law enables him to navigate the often complex interplay between these areas effectively, thereby safeguarding his clients' interests at every stage.

Senior Instructor and Founder
Migration Law Training
Dec 2018 - Present • 7 years 11 months

Principal Solicitor
Northam Lawyers
Oct 2018 - Present • 8 years 1 month
Principal Consultant
Northam & Associates
Dec 2010 - Present • 15 years 11 months
Founder and CEO
Global Media Online
Dec 1992 - Nov 2010 • 17 years 11 months

Manager
Coopers & Lybrand
Dec 1989 - Nov 1992 • 2 years 11 months

Professional Certificate of New Zealand Immigration Law
Victoria University

Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
Macquarie University

Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
The College of Law Australia

Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.), Accounting and Taxation
University of Houston

Graduate Certificate in Australian Migration Law and Practice
Victoria University
Last checked: 15 May 2026 • Checked with The Law Society of NSW