Qualifications:

• Bachelor of Laws

• Bachelor of Social Science

• Diploma of Legal Practice

  
  

  After graduating High School in 2017 she decided to take a gap year, commencing her combined Bachelor of Social Science (Major in Criminology) and Bachelor of Laws (Honours) at the University of Newcastle in 2018.

  During her studies, she focused my elective classes on social justice and human rights. She completed units in family law, child law, international human rights law, and climate/ displacement law, alongside social science subjects exploring feminism, policy development and management, and ethical social analysis.

  In her second year of Uni, she began working part-time at a boutique family law firm, where she supported vulnerable clients experiencing domestic and family violence, mental health challenges, or substance dependency. This experience shaped her strong commitment to family law and client-focused advocacy. She has continued working in family law, driven by a passion for supporting individuals through complex legal matters.