AUM Lawyers

AUM Lawyers is a multidisciplinary boutique law firm located in Melbourne's Central Business District. Attila Mete is the Director and has over twenty years of experience as a practicing lawyer. Kate Coffey is a Partner who specialises in Immigration and Family Law and has practiced in those areas for more than ten years.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts in International and Economics from the University of Melbourne and a Juris Doctor Degree in Law, and has completed a Graduate Certificate in Migration Law and a Master Degree of Applied Law (Family Law). She is the current Co-Chair of the Law Institute of Victoria's Refugee Law Reform Committee. Aynur Mete is the Manager and holds a degree in Commerce. Julia Diab is a Solicitor with a Bachelor of Law (Honours) and a Bachelor of International Relations from La Trobe University.

AUM Lawyers draws consistent praise for its immigration work, with Kate Coffey named repeatedly as the reason clients felt supported through visa applications and permanent residency outcomes. Various customers describe her as patient, thorough with detail and clear when explaining each stage, and one long-standing client with thirteen years in Australia calls her among the most knowledgeable advocates encountered. Atilla Mete features often as well, particularly for conveyancing, where he is credited with reviewing contracts of sale, assisting a home purchase and smoothing out settlement so the process felt seamless rather than daunting.

Reviews regularly refer to professionalism, diligence and a willingness to go beyond what was expected, alongside Aynut and Julia, who are described as helpful and dedicated. Contract preparation and property settlements appear alongside the migration matters, showing a practice that handles both transactional and visa-related files. Communication before and after a matter is a point that comes up often, with clients noting that questions were answered and that the team remained contactable throughout. The tone across the feedback is one of trust and gratitude, with the recurring theme being that legal guidance was delivered with care and without unnecessary complications.