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About Renee
Renee is the esteemed Principal of Ford Legal, an esteemed law firm she established in 2014. A seasoned legal practitioner with over two decades of experience, Renee was admitted to practice in 2000. Before founding Ford Legal, she honed her expertise as a Senior Associate in the Commercial Property team at a well-regarded mid-tier national law firm. Renee's approach to the law is characterised by her friendly demeanour, analytical mindset, and engaging presence. She applies a commercial lens to effectively resolve her clients' legal concerns. Holding a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Arts from Deakin University, Renee is fully versed in all areas serviced by Ford Legal, although her primary focus remains within Property and Commercial law matters. With a notable depth of experience in property transactions, Renee offers expert guidance on and implements complex conveyancing transactions, advises on spousal and related party transfers, and manages both retail and commercial leasing matters. Her extensive portfolio also includes facilitating the sale and purchase of businesses, drafting bespoke property agreements, preparing wills with testamentary trusts, and administering deceased estates. Outside the office, Renee values her time with her husband, three children, and a variety of pets. She prioritises staying fit and active, often found "chasing the sun" on beach getaways to sun-drenched destinations.
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- Name
- Renee Ford
- Specialisations
- Commercial Law, Conveyancing/Real Property, Small Business, Wills and Estates
- Certification type
- Principal with Trust
Practice Categories
- General Advice
- Deceased Estates
- General Advice
- Wills and Estates
- Conveyancing
- General Advice
- Leases