Meet Erin

Erin completed a Bachelor of Law from Edith Cowan University in 2014.  Erin was admitted to the Supreme Court of Western Australia in 2015 after completing a year of articles at Young & Young in Bunbury Western Australia.

 

Prior to establishing Naturaliste Legal in May 2022, Erin was employed at Young & Young since 2014.

 

Erin has worked predominantly in the areas of Wills and Estates, including estate planning, disputed estates, superannuation death benefit disputes and complex Probate and Letters of Administration applications to the Supreme Court.

 

Erin has appeared in the Supreme Court, District Court, Magistrates Court, State Administrative Tribunal and Australian Financial Complaints Authority.

 

Erin has also had experience in Criminal Law, Commercial Law and Personal Injury claims including motor vehicle accident claims, workers compensation and Criminal Injuries Compensation claims.

 

Erin grew up in the Southwest in the Donnybrook-Balingup area as a child and later moved to Dunsborough in 2005.  In 2014, Erin relocated to Bunbury when she was offered employment with Young & Young as a graduate lawyer.

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Erin returned to Dunsborough in 2022.  Erin has a strong connection to the local community and wanted to return to the area to establish her law practice, Naturaliste Legal, and to raise her family.

 

Whilst in Bunbury, Erin undertook a volunteer role as a board member of Waratah, which is an organisation assisting victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse.

 

Erin was also the Southwest representative for Law Access, which assists clients to access pro-bono legal services.

 

Erin is passionate about providing down to earth, common sense based advice to legal issues and is committed to establishing long lasting professional relationships with her clients.

 

Having worked full time for many years and as a mother with a young child, Erin understands that clients are not always able to attend appointments during the typical workday hours, and Erin is willing to meet with clients outside of the usual 9 to 5.