Ross Vecchio

Ross Vecchio is a Solicitor admitted to practice in the Supreme Court and High Court since December 1997, marking over 25 years of experience in the legal profession. Growing up in the Burdekin cane farming district, Ross maintains strong cultural and social connections to North Queensland, which informs his understanding of the local community and its needs. His practice encompasses a broad range of areas including Estates, Commercial and Business Law, Family Law, Leases, Companies, Trusts, Partnerships, Property, Criminal Law, Traffic Offences, Wills, and Powers of Attorney. Ross is motivated by a genuine desire to assist clients through significant legal and personal decisions, recognising the profound impact legal challenges can have on individuals and their families. Throughout his career, Ross has developed a reputation for providing practical and impartial advice, carefully listening to his clients’ concerns to deliver tailored solutions. Known locally as a tenacious advocate—once described by a police sergeant as a ‘bulldog’—he balances determination with empathy, always considering what his clients truly need. Ross is skilled in lateral thinking, often exploring innovative yet lawful approaches to resolve complex matters. Beyond his legal work, Ross is committed to mentoring emerging practitioners, sharing insights gained from extensive experience. Outside of his professional life, he enjoys activities that allow him to relax and engage with family and friends, such as tinkering with projects, watching films, reading, and meaningful conversation.