Natalie Miller

Natalie is a dedicated litigation and dispute resolution lawyer. She thrives on helping clients solve their legal issues through principled methods tailored towards each client’s individual set of circumstances. Natalie was admitted to the bar in 2008 and has practiced in both the commercial law and family law realms since that time.

Whilst she has a broad skillset traversing many areas of commercial and civil litigation, Natalie’s primary focus and passion is relationship property and estate disputes. Natalie has appeared in the Family Court, District Court, and High Court on a range of matters including relationship property disputes, estate litigation, leasing disputes, debt recovery disputes, insolvency matters, and land transport infringement offence matters. She has also worked on matters covering product liability issues and product recalls on a national and global level.

Natalie aims to provide a comprehensive service to her family law clients by providing practical advice on, and drafting agreements in relation to, the commencement of a new relationship or where parties have separated (or intend to separate). Natalie appreciates that navigating matrimonial issues in the context of an intended relationship or where there has been a breakdown of the relationship can be difficult with heightened emotions.

Her friendly and compassionate approach, coupled with her attention to detail and solution focussed mindset allows her to assess and advise on each client’s unique situation, with a view to driving the issue towards resolution. Natalie’s family and estate clients appreciate her honest and transparent communication skills, keeping them informed every step of the way. She enjoys taking a collaborative approach with clients to strategise and resolve matters as efficiently and cost effectively as possible considering her client’s objectives within the surrounding legal framework – which is forever changing.

When she’s not at work, Natalie enjoys playing netball, letting off steam at the gym, and making memories with her 3 children.