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Areas of Law
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Jessica Mowle
AssociateJessica graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from Southern Cross University in 2017 and is currently completing a Masters in Family Law. She commenced her career at Longton Legal in 2018 as a Solicitor, and in recognition of her dedication to clients and the firm, was promoted to Associate in 2021.
Having five year’s post-admission experience, Jessica provides a personable legal service in her primary practice areas being Family Law (property and parenting), Wills and Estate (probate, letters of administration, contested estates) and Property Law (Conveyancing).
In family law matters, Jessica provides a resolution focused manner when regularly appearing in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, and at mediations and dispute resolution events for clients in relation to parenting and/or property matters.
Jessica is passionate about assisting clients to navigate what has been described as the most difficult time in a person’s life. She works with you to achieve an outcome enabling you to move forward in life, advising and supporting you each step of the way, and has a plethora of experience in dealing with matters including family violence allegations, covert narcissism, and coercive and controlling behaviour.
Further reading
News
07/12/23
Queensland - Property Law Reform 2023 - Seller Disclosure and Impact on Leases
On 25 October 2023, the Queensland Parliament passed the Property Law Act 2023 (New Act), a significant legislative overhaul aimed at updating the property laws in Queensland.
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News
30/11/23
VICTORIAN 2023-2024 BUDGET: Key Changes and What You Need to Know
The Victorian 2023-2024 budget has brought forth substantial changes in its tax obligations and thresholds, heralding a new fiscal landscape for taxpayers in the state.
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News
30/11/23
Queensland State Budget 2023-2024: An Overview
The Treasurer and Minister for Trade and Investment, the Honourable Cameron Dick MP unveiled the Queensland State Budget that addressed the cost of living, delivery of services in health, housing and community safety for Queenslanders.
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News
30/11/23
NSW BUDGET 2023 – 2024: Key changes and what you need to know
In NSW, if you are acquiring more than 50% of a private company or a unit trust that holds land (directly or indirectly) over the value of $2 million, landholder tax is applicable to the acquirer.
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