Jessica Bristow

Jessica Bristow

Associate Lawyer

Meet Jessica

Jessica is a kind, considerate and knowledgeable Estate Lawyer specialising in Complex Estate Planning, Probate, and Estate Litigation.

Her experience:

Jessica is a highly experienced wills, estates and property lawyer with over 10 years experience. In addition to this, Jessica spent two years as Legal Associate to the Honourable Garry Watts AM at the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 1). During this time she gained a detailed knowledge of the Court’s processes and complex litigation proceedings, particularly at the appellate level. She also has experience in cases involving gender dysphoria and representing people with severe disabilities.

This gives Jessica a distinct advantage when it comes to understanding the interplay between estate planning, deceased estates and Family Law.

Jessica works diligently to provide practical guidance to clients and her diverse experience enables her to have a unique approach when resolving complex matters.

Her key areas of practice:

• Property Law ( Sales, Purchases, Off the Plan, subdivisions etc)
• Testamentary Trusts
• Special Disability Trusts
• Complex Asset holdings estate planning
• Estate planning for blended families
• High-net-worth estate planning
• Complex estate planning
• Intergenerational estate planning
• Contesting a will
• Probate
• Letters of Administration
• Equity jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and estate litigation
• Family law appeals

Who should choose Jessica as their lawyer?

• People seeking well considered and thoroughly explored estate plans ( Wills, POA’s and EGs)
• Couples and families seeking a understanding, kind and considerate lawyer for their legal issue.
• People with complicated asset holdings who require assistance to protect their wealth and estate plan into the future.
• Families needing expertise in complex estate planning.
• People looking to buy or sell a property
• People who want a steady considered and logical hand on their matter, who will protect their interest but guide them to settlement.