With 20 years’ experience teaching business law at Monash University and Monash College, and having been admitted to practice in 2016, I bring a strong legal background, broad life experience and a genuine appreciation for the human side of the law to my work in Wills and Estates.

Over the years, experienced mentors have helped shape my approach, and I have worked on a range of complex estate litigation matters. What I particularly value about Wills and Estates law is that every client and every family is different — no two matters are ever the same.

For me, Wills and Estates law goes far beyond legal documents, processes and requirements. These matters often arise at significant and deeply personal moments in people’s lives. Preparing a Will or Power of Attorney gives you the opportunity to put important plans in place, create clarity and peace of mind, and ensure your wishes are understood and respected.

When a loved one passes away, administering an estate can feel daunting. Families may be navigating grief and loss while also making important decisions and dealing with unfamiliar legal processes. My role is to make that process as clear, manageable and straightforward as possible, while providing the care and guidance my clients need along the way.

I believe in listening carefully, explaining things clearly and taking the time to understand what really matters to each client and their family. My approach is practical, thoughtful and personal. I want my clients to feel that they have someone in their corner — someone who will guide them through the legal complexities, protect their interests and help them make informed decisions about the future.