Trischa Partridge

Trischa Partridge is a Senior Associate with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from the Queensland University of Technology and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice. She is predominantly involved in family law, criminal law, including domestic violence, and has a keen interest in wills and estates, specifically estate litigation. Trischa's personal experience as the spouse of a veteran provides her with a unique perspective on the challenges and impacts service life can have on families, which is invaluable in her practice. In the realm of wills and estates, Trischa is adept at handling cases where individuals have been excluded from a will and provides assistance to executors navigating the complexities of estate administration. Her practice offers deferred payment options in certain circumstances to accommodate clients' needs in these matters. Her expertise in family law is centred on property matters. Trischa assists clients with a wide array of issues, from straightforward property settlements to intricate disputes. Her primary goal is to guide clients through the separation process efficiently and cost-effectively, focusing on reducing conflict and conserving relationships while securing a fair settlement. With a solid foundation in criminal law established early in her career, Trischa is equipped to represent clients across a spectrum of charges, handling everything from simple Magistrates Court matters to more serious District Court jury trials. Trischa also brings a wealth of knowledge in property law, having been involved with the QUT Commercial and Property Law Research Centre team that produced a significant paper aimed at reforming the Property Law Act 1974 (Qld). This paper can be accessed online, showcasing her commitment to the advancement of property law. Her experience extends to resolving ownership disputes over diverse assets, including real property and even pet ownership.