Permanent Protection visa (subclass 866) grant issued by the Australian Department of Home Affairs following long-running immigration review and legal advocacy by Madison Marcus.

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Permanent Protection Visa Granted After Long-Running Tribunal Review
A permanent Protection visa granted after a long-running tribunal review highlights the importance of strategic advocacy in complex Australian immigration law matters. This outcome followed years of sustained legal representation, including review before the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (ART), and reflects the value of experienced immigration lawyers managing sensitive and technically demanding cases. Permanent Protection Visa...
Madison Marcus lawyer Daniel Ivers recognised as a Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 Awards 2026 finalist in dispute resolution and litigation.
Commercial Litigator Daniel Ivers Ranked Among Australia’s Top Young Lawyers
Madison Marcus is proud to announce that Associate Daniel Ivers has been named a Finalist in the Dispute Resolution and Litigation (Large) category at the Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30...
Wide-angle image of the Burj Khalifa with water fountains in Dubai, accompanied by event text promoting the Dubai Chambers, DIFC and Madison Marcus Roundtable on cross-border advisory and corporate governance.
Dubai Chambers, DIFC and Madison Marcus Roundtable: Building Strategic Pathways for Cross-Border Growth
The recent roundtable with Dubai Chambers Australia, the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) and Madison Marcus brought senior decision makers together to discuss trends in financial services, regulatory compliance and...
Heart-shaped cake with the words “I am divorcing you” written in icing, used in a Madison Marcus Family Law campaign about navigating divorce in Australia.
From ‘I Do’ to ‘I’m Done’: Navigating Divorce the Right Way
Divorce is the legal process that formally ends a marriage. In Australia, we have a ‘no fault’ divorce system, which means the Court does not consider who caused the breakdown of the...
Close-up of a hand gently holding a white daisy flower, with soft lighting creating shadows, alongside a black banner featuring the text “Wills Gone Wild – Claiming Your Fair Share of the Estate” and the Madison Marcus logo.
WILLS GONE WILD: Claiming Your Fair Share of the Estate
When Inheritance Disputes Arise When a family member passes away, leaving behind a valid Will, you would expect everything to be smooth sailing. The Estate is divided, everyone gets their...
Business professionals reviewing invoices and documents at a desk, illustrating how to draft an effective letter of demand for Australian businesses – Madison Marcus Commercial Litigation & Disputes Law.
How to Draft a Letter of Demand That Gets Results: A Guide for Australian Businesses
A letter of demand is one of the most essential tools available to businesses and individuals seeking prompt resolution of unpaid debts or contractual disputes. In the Australian commercial legal...
Heavy rainwater overflowing from a building’s gutter during a storm, symbolising strata property water ingress issues and disputes.
Rain, Rain Go Away – Water Ingress & Strata Disputes
Periods of heavy or prolonged rain can quickly become a nightmare for strata managers. Managing multiple buildings with water ingress problems often means juggling urgent repairs, frustrated owners and, in...

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Permanent Protection visa (subclass 866) grant issued by the Australian Department of Home Affairs following long-running immigration review and legal advocacy by Madison Marcus.
Permanent Protection Visa Granted After Long-Running Tribunal Review
A permanent Protection visa granted after a long-running tribunal review highlights the importance of strategic advocacy in complex Australian immigration law matters. This outcome followed years of sustained legal representation,...
Madison Marcus lawyer Daniel Ivers recognised as a Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 Awards 2026 finalist in dispute resolution and litigation.
Commercial Litigator Daniel Ivers Ranked Among Australia’s Top Young Lawyers
Madison Marcus is proud to announce that Associate Daniel Ivers has been named a Finalist in the Dispute Resolution and Litigation (Large) category at the Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30...
Wide-angle image of the Burj Khalifa with water fountains in Dubai, accompanied by event text promoting the Dubai Chambers, DIFC and Madison Marcus Roundtable on cross-border advisory and corporate governance.
Dubai Chambers, DIFC and Madison Marcus Roundtable: Building Strategic Pathways for Cross-Border Growth
The recent roundtable with Dubai Chambers Australia, the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) and Madison Marcus brought senior decision makers together to discuss trends in financial services, regulatory compliance and...
Heart-shaped cake with the words “I am divorcing you” written in icing, used in a Madison Marcus Family Law campaign about navigating divorce in Australia.
From ‘I Do’ to ‘I’m Done’: Navigating Divorce the Right Way
Divorce is the legal process that formally ends a marriage. In Australia, we have a ‘no fault’ divorce system, which means the Court does not consider who caused the breakdown of the...
Close-up of a hand gently holding a white daisy flower, with soft lighting creating shadows, alongside a black banner featuring the text “Wills Gone Wild – Claiming Your Fair Share of the Estate” and the Madison Marcus logo.
WILLS GONE WILD: Claiming Your Fair Share of the Estate
When Inheritance Disputes Arise When a family member passes away, leaving behind a valid Will, you would expect everything to be smooth sailing. The Estate is divided, everyone gets their...
Business professionals reviewing invoices and documents at a desk, illustrating how to draft an effective letter of demand for Australian businesses – Madison Marcus Commercial Litigation & Disputes Law.
How to Draft a Letter of Demand That Gets Results: A Guide for Australian Businesses
A letter of demand is one of the most essential tools available to businesses and individuals seeking prompt resolution of unpaid debts or contractual disputes. In the Australian commercial legal...

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