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Lia graduated from Griffith University with a Bachelor of Psychological Science and  Bachelor of Laws with second class Honours. She was admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2016 and received a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice through the College of Law. She is presently completing her Master of Laws (Applied Law) majoring in Family Law.

Lia is a compassionate lawyer, who has a strong focus on achieving positive outcomes for clients with her strategic and results-driven approach. She is a clear communicator and ensures that clients feel heard and supported.

Holding dual degrees in Law and Psychology allows Lia to have a complex understanding of the emotional complexities of family law disputes combined with her legal knowledge. She is skilled in all areas of separation, including divorce, parenting matters, property disputes and spousal maintenance.

In addition to private practice, she regularly volunteers at the My Community Legal Centre providing advice and guidance for those who cannot afford legal representation.  She understands that family law disputes are difficult events to navigate, not just for the parties involved, but for children and other family members.  As such, Lia approaches her matters with kindness and empathy.