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As a Senior Associate at Cullen Macleod, Grace advises clients across all areas of family law, including parenting disputes, property settlements, and Binding Financial Agreements. She is known for her thoughtful, steady approach and her ability to guide clients through emotionally complex legal matters with care and clarity.

Admitted to practice in Western Australia in 2019, Grace began her career at a boutique general practice before focusing exclusively on family law. She holds a Juris Doctor and Bachelor of Arts from the University of Western Australia, and completed her practical legal training with The Piddington Society.

Grace is particularly committed to supporting the LGBTQIA+ community and creating a safe, respectful environment for all clients. She brings a trauma-informed lens to her work, strengthened by her training through the AVERT Family Violence Basics Course.

Outside of practice, Grace contributes actively to the legal profession. She mentors law students through the UWA Blackstone program and volunteers as a judge for the high school Mock Trials Competition. She is also a member of the Family Law Practitioners’ Association of WA and the Law Society of WA.

Clients value Grace’s warm, inclusive approach and her commitment to achieving fair, practical solutions for families during life’s most difficult transitions.

As a Senior Associate at Cullen Macleod, Grace advises clients across all areas of family law, including parenting disputes, property settlements, and Binding Financial Agreements. She is known for her thoughtful, steady approach and her ability to guide clients through emotionally complex legal matters with care and clarity.

Admitted to practice in Western Australia in 2019, Grace began her career at a boutique general practice before focusing exclusively on family law. She holds a Juris Doctor and Bachelor of Arts from the University of Western Australia, and completed her practical legal training with The Piddington Society.

Grace is particularly committed to supporting the LGBTQIA+ community and creating a safe, respectful environment for all clients. She brings a trauma-informed lens to her work, strengthened by her training through the AVERT Family Violence Basics Course.

Outside of practice, Grace contributes actively to the legal profession. She mentors law students through the UWA Blackstone program and volunteers as a judge for the high school Mock Trials Competition. She is also a member of the Family Law Practitioners’ Association of WA and the Law Society of WA.

Clients value Grace’s warm, inclusive approach and her commitment to achieving fair, practical solutions for families during life’s most difficult transitions.

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