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Celebrating a decade of ‘trusted legal expertise’

WMG Legal directors Wayne Warton, left, and Chris Malfone.

WMG Legal is celebrating a decade of service and in this advertising feature directors WAYNE WARTON & CHRIS MALFONE highlight the strengths that drive the success of this Mitchell-based law firm. 

Celebrating a decade of partnership, Wayne Warton and Chris Malfone, principal solicitors and directors of WMG Legal, say they have built a trusted law firm, known for its sound legal advice, client first approach and with strong ties to the Canberra community.

Based in Mitchell, WMG Legal combines local accessibility with modern convenience, using remote and digital service options, allowing the firm to help clients not just across Canberra, but around Australia and even internationally.

“We’ve embraced technology to meet people where they are,” said Wayne. “But what hasn’t changed is our commitment to delivering timely, personal and professional service.”

Wayne Warton has developed particular expertise in conveyancing (both residential and commercial), commercial leasing, corporate and contract law business transactions. His practice also encompasses corporate/commercial law and estate planning, including wills and powers of attorney, as well as probate and deceased estate matters in both the ACT and NSW.

He said he’s known for his client focused and approachable manner, combined strong technical legal skills with a practical, solutions-oriented approach.

Chris Malfone is a highly experienced property and commercial solicitor with more than a decade of legal practice across the ACT and NSW. He said he’s known for his sharp commercial acumen and industry-specific insight. He holds dual degrees in Law and Commerce (Accounting).

Chris said he brought experience to his practice, particularly in the areas of property development, construction, and complex commercial transactions. His expertise and leadership were recognised as a finalist in the 2023 and 2025 REIACT Awards as well as a 2025 nominee for Lawyers Weekly’s Australian Law Awards – Property Lawyer of the Year.

The WMG Legal office in Mitchell.

The directors said WMG Legal handled a range of property and conveyancing services, wills and estate planning, business and commercial law, building and construction and debt recovery.

With decades of combined experience and a large knowledgeable team, the firm supported clients through life’s major legal milestones with diligence and professionalism.

Market leaders in residential and commercial property, the team offered fixed-fee pricing for property related matters, a key part of their transparent and stress-free approach.

WMG handle property transactions on all levels, from assisting first home buyers to residential properties worth more than $5 million  or $30 million commercial sites. WMG Legal has facilitated more than one billion dollars in property transactions in the last five years.

“Knowing the costs up front makes a big difference to our clients,” said Chris. “It’s about removing uncertainty so they can focus on what matters.”

Beyond legal work, Chris and Wayne said they were passionate about community engagement, supporting local sporting teams and individuals, charity programs and providing hands-on work experience opportunities for local aspiring lawyers from ACT colleges.

WMG Legal, 4/6 Pelle Street, Mitchell. Call 6253 9766 or visit wmglegal.com.au

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