Judy is an Accredited Family Law Specialist with a background in social work, giving her deep insight into family dynamics. Practising exclusively in Family Law since 2003, she helps clients navigate complex legal matters with a pragmatic and responsive approach. Recognised as a Leading Family and Divorce Lawyer by Doyle’s since 2017, she is also a nationally accredited mediator and family dispute resolution practitioner. Judy prioritises conciliatory solutions, discouraging conflict while offering efficient and effective legal guidance.
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