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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

How do you Register a de facto Relationship in Victoria… and Why Would You?
September 2 2020
When it comes to Family Law matters we deal with the breakdown of two types of relationships, marriages and de facto relationships. A marriage is usually pretty straight forward to prove, and we’ve written previously on our blog...
What is a De Facto Relationship and Why Does It Matter?
July 13 2020
What is a “de facto” relationship in Australia? Lots of people have heard of de facto relationships, often as some kind of non-formal alternative to marriage. But what is a de facto relationship, why does it matter, and how do...
6 Ways to Reach an Agreement After Separation
June 16 2020
Let’s say you’re in the middle of the separation process (you’ve separated and now you need to work out how you will divide your assets and parenting arrangements). You’re probably wondering how to start negotiating things...

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