June is a senior Paralegal who also manages our Geraldton office. She has worked in local law firms for her whole working life. She has extensive experience in estates, wills and property related matters and a general knowledge of other areas of law. 

Our clients appreciate June’s practical, common sense approach and her ability to communicate in an open and friendly manner. Families in distress particularly appreciate her ability to formulate a workable plan and break things down into manageable steps.

June also offers executors and administrators with practical assistance in general administration of estates, including:

• making superannuation claims.
• closing bank accounts.
• arranging sale or transfer of shares and property.
• distribution to beneficiaries.

June has experience in resolving historical property title issues, including complex chains of conveyancing. She also handles residential and farming settlements for our Geraldton office.

As a volunteer member of the Geraldton-Greenough State Emergency Service for 12 years, June was actively involved in a wide range of operations in the field. She also held various leadership, training and management roles (including as acting local manager)

When not at work, June enjoys any activity that takes her outside, particularly gardening, walking, cycling and kayaking. 

Amy practices in general commercial and corporate law with a focus on property, business and share acquisitions and disposals.

Amy has a particular interest in property law and is routinely involved in all aspects of property transactions including legal due diligence, acquisitions and disposals, financing, leases, subdivisions, strata titles, transfer duty advice and conveyancing.

On the corporate side, Amy has acted on buy, sell and financier sides of company and business acquisitions and disposals.

Amy is based in our West Perth Office.

Amy’s recent experience includes:

• Due diligence, contract negotiation and settlement of the acquisition of multi-lot properties exceeding $30m;
• Acquisition and funding (via convertible notes and security trust) of farming properties exceeding $25m; 
• Negotiation and settlement of the disposal of securities to a multinational group exceeding $20m;
• Subdivision and sale of semi-rural development site exceeding 100 lots;
• Acquisition and disposal of a number of vineyards in the Margaret River region.