Lara Tom

Lara Tom, Solicitor, Wallace & Wallace Lawyers Mackay

Lawyer (Solicitor)

07 4963 2009

Associate

I have a focus on assisting clients with their parenting, property and domestic violence matters. I provide advice tailored to assist with the client’s particular circumstances and needs.

Location:

Mackay

Qualifications:

Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Arts
Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice

Memberships and Associations:

Member of the Queensland Law Society
Member of the Mackay District Law Association
Member of the North Queensland Law Association

Admissions:

Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland
Solicitor of the High Court of Australia

Contact Info:

Biography:

I have practised law in Mackay for five years and have worked on a range of family law matters including parenting, property and domestic violence.

I have particular interest in helping people navigate the court process and in achieving outcomes through dispute resolution where possible.

I am a board member for the Mackay Women’s Centre and regularly appear as duty solicitor in the Mackay Magistrates Court for domestic violence matters.

I have been an active member of the Mackay District Law Association since 2018, and regularly volunteer at the Mackay Regional Community Legal Centre.

Articles:

Will COVID-19 affect
my superannuation split? One of the economic consequences of COVID-19 is the falling share market which in turn has led to a reduction in superannuation… read more
Personal Records in
Parenting Proceedings When a party to court proceedings wants to obtain information about another person, they may be able to issue a subpoena requiring… read more
Application for Protection Order
filed by the Police? If the Police have filed an Application for Protection Order on your behalf you have the right to inform the Court whether… read more
What is an Undertaking
in Family Law? Undertakings to the Court are often requested or provided to deal with issues of risk in parenting or property settlement proceedings. read more
Parenting Orders Breached? Where one parent has breached the parenting orders made by the Court, the other parent can file a contravention application. read more
De facto Relationships
and Wills Amendments to the Succession Act 1981 mean that the end of a de facto relationship will be treated the same as a… read more

Testimonials

“Lara Tom handled all of our concerns and questions very professionally.“

Waverley & Yvonne

“I have seen other lawyers about this matter previously but I felt the service I got from Lara and Cassandra was outstanding. They both understood my position and understood where I was willing to be negotiable. I could not have asked for a better outcome or better legal representation.”

Kyla