Profile
Olla Kutieleh
Partner
Contact Details
Get in touch with Olla
Locations
-
Adelaide
(08) 8212 1077 -
Salisbury
(08) 8250 6668
Olla commenced her legal career in 2012, joining Tindall Gask Bentley as a law clerk before being admitted to practice shortly thereafter. She began in personal injury law, working on class actions before expanding her practice to include motor vehicle accident claims, workers compensation, Comcare, medical negligence and public liability matters.
In 2018, Olla broadened her practice into Wills and Estates and completed a Master of Laws, majoring in Wills and Estates, in 2020. She now practises predominantly in estate planning, estate administration and estate litigation.
Olla is known for her approachable and client-focused manner, taking the time to understand each client’s circumstances and provide clear, practical advice during what can often be difficult and emotional times. She is committed to helping clients understand their legal rights and options so they can move forward with confidence.
Drawing on her extensive litigation background, Olla provides comprehensive advice across all aspects of wills and estates, including Wills, Enduring Powers of Attorney, Advance Care Directives, estate administration, contested estates and family provision claims. She is dedicated to achieving positive outcomes and delivering exceptional service for every client she represents.
Olla Kutieleh
Partner
My Qualifications
- Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, ANU
- Bachelor of Laws, University of Adelaide
- Bachelor of International Studies, University of Adelaide
My Areas of Expertise
- Class Actions
- Motor Vehicle Accident Injury
- Workers Compensation
- Comcare and Commonwealth Employee Claims
- Defence Force Members, Veterans and Widow Claims
- Total and Permanent Disability / Superannuation Claims
- Wills, Will Trusts and Estate Planning
- Estate Administration
- Estate Disputes
My Professional Interests
- Committee Member of Australian Lawyers Alliance (SA)
- Member of the Law Society of SA
Media & Blog Posts
My loved one has lost capacity. How can I help legally manage their affairs?
When a loved one becomes legally incapacitated, it is a distressing time for them and for us. In such cases, often legal, financial, medical and lifestyle decisions are unable to be made by them, and we are left to try to manage their affairs. In this blog, we explain what loss of mental capacity is, the implications of it...
Read moreEstate planning and testamentary capacity – don’t leave it too late!
We all know and understand the importance of having an estate plan in place. However, when we think of ‘estate planning’ we often only think about preparing a Will. Will A Will is a legal document which sets out how you wish for your assets to be distributed upon your passing. Where applicable, it also sets out who you...
Read more