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Tamie Moore

Family Lawyer

Tamie was admitted to legal practice in 2019 and has worked in the family law area for almost 16 years before her admission.

Prior to coming to Accessible Family Law Tamie worked at the Federal Court of Australia for 4 years and at various law firms in legal research and support roles.

She has a particular interest in parenting matters, adult adoption and family violence intervention orders. Tamie is also well versed in conveyancing and regularly assists in these matters. 

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Law, Victoria University (2017)
  • Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, College of Law (2018)

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Our Blog

6 Ways you Can Prepare for your Family Court Attendance
January 18 2022
While it’s true that most family law matters resolve at some point before a trial, there is still a chance that during the separation process you will have to attend Court (whether remotely or in-person). Attending Court, especially...
What Happens to Superannuation in Separation?
November 17 2021
As we’ve mentioned before, spouses’ superannuation funds are considered part of the property pool during separation. This means that your superannuation is considered an asset that is available to be divided in some proportion...
Family Law Mediation – What to Expect and How to Prepare
October 28 2021
Mediation is an inherent part of most family separation proceedings. But what is mediation when it comes to family law, and how does it work? What is Mediation? Mediation is a process where parties to a dispute try to reach an...

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