Jennifer Oliver

Jennifer Oliver is a Senior Associate with extensive experience in family law and wills and estates matters. She adopts a pragmatic and client-focused approach, recognising that each client’s situation is unique and requires tailored guidance to support informed decision-making throughout the legal process. In family law, Jennifer works closely with clients to ensure they understand their options and the implications of each. She assists in negotiating and drafting binding financial agreements at various stages of relationships, offering practical solutions aimed at achieving amicable resolutions. When disputes cannot be resolved through agreement, Jennifer is prepared to advocate vigorously for her clients’ interests in court, always prioritising the well-being of the client and their family. Jennifer’s work in wills and estates involves comprehensive estate planning, including complex arrangements for blended families. She takes the time to listen carefully to clients’ goals and concerns, developing strategies that ensure their wishes are executed effectively. Jennifer appreciates the complexities involved when personal estates intersect with trusts, companies, and other entities, providing clear and thorough advice on options such as charitable gifting, testamentary trusts, and life interests. Her expertise extends to powers of attorney, medical treatment decision makers, and advanced care directives, recognising the significance of end-of-life decisions and ensuring clients are well-informed when appointing decision makers. Jennifer also manages probate applications and the administration of deceased estates, maintaining continuity of service for clients during challenging times. In matters involving challenges to wills or claims against estates, Jennifer approaches each case with sensitivity to the emotional and legal complexities involved, offering clients practical and measured advice in a supportive environment. Jennifer holds a Bachelor of Laws from the London School of Economics (2002). She was admitted to practice in England and Wales in 2007 and in Australia in 2011.