Community

The community values and family-based principles of E.R. Stack, who founded Stacks/The Law Firm in 1931, endure today. We want to do more than just provide legal services to clients. Individual Stacks the Law Firm offices, and a number of lawyers in the group, are involved in their local communities, providing education sponsorships, pro bono work, supporting fundraising projects, and volunteering their time for various local initiatives. Made up of friendly and approachable people from country origins, we believe in getting involved.

Many key Stacks people have been recognised for services to the community through Order of Australia honours:

Maurie Stack was awarded the Order of Australia Medal for services to the legal profession in 2003.
Tom Goudkamp of Stacks/Goudkamp was awarded the Order of Australia Medal in 2005 for services to injured people and the legal profession.
Tim Stack received an Order of Australia medal in 2002 for service to the community of Taree, particularly through his voluntary Eisteddford work.
Ray Stack was awarded the Order of Australia medal in 1999 for services to the community of Taree.

Stacks/The Law Firm is involved with the following community organisations:

Surf Lifesaving NSW
Rotary Australia
Manning River Summer Festival
Taree and District Eisteddord
Manning River Ratz
Port Macquarie Pirates
Country Women’s Association
The Legacy Ladies
“Speed on Tweed”
Murwillumbah Show Society
Tyalgum Diggers Sports
The Biggest Morning Tea
Blue Mountains Tourism Limited
Manning Valley Businessman’s Association
BARCO (Brunswick Area Responsible Canine Owners)
WIRES (NSW Wildlife Information and Rescue Service
Byron Bay Blues & Roots festival
NSW Law Society Inter-Schools Mock Trial Competition
NSW Rural Fire Service
Taree RSPCA

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