Howard Murdoch

Howard Murdoch is a seasoned solicitor with a breadth of experience spanning both the private and public sectors. His legal acumen extends across numerous areas, including Family Law, Criminal Law, Litigation, Corporations Law, and Migration Law. Howard holds a practising certificate permitting him to operate within the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the High Court of Australia. Additionally, he is a respected member of CPA Australia. Howard has played a pivotal role in instructing counsel in landmark cases, such as the Full Federal Court of Australia’s Ahmed case, which significantly impacted sc457 visa applicants' rights. His expertise in Migration Law is further exemplified by his success in re-consideration for clients who failed the Character test and his adeptness at navigating complex issues with the Department of Immigration and Border Protection. With a robust educational background comprising a B.A., M.B.A., LL.B., Graduate Diploma in Accounting, Graduate Diploma in Taxation, and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, Howard is well-equipped to handle diverse legal challenges. His position as an assistant at Parish Patience Immigration Lawyers further enriches his experience, allowing him to deliver comprehensive legal services to his clients.