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Christiana Michaels
Associate
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Adelaide
(08) 8212 1077 -
Semaphore
(08) 8211 5300 -
Mount Barker
(08) 8391 3077
After joining Tindall Gask Bentley as a Law Clerk in early 2022, Christiana Michaels was admitted to practice as a lawyer after the completion of her studies that same year.
Christiana has a background in a diverse range of practice areas, having previously worked in a commercial and corporate law firm and volunteered in various legal clinics throughout her time at university. Christiana was exposed to a broad variety of legal disputes in these roles, including family law, wills and estates, property law, criminal law and commercial litigation. During this period, Christiana’s passion for family law was sparked, and she greatly enjoys supporting clients through the challenges that are often associated with separation.
Christiana is passionate about advocating for her clients’ interests throughout their family law matters, and helping them secure a prosperous and positive future for themselves and their family moving forward.
She describes herself as bubbly, dependable, and committed to being accessible to clients through what is often an overwhelming and difficult period in their life.
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Christiana Michaels
Associate
My qualifications
- Bachelor of Laws (LLB) – University of Adelaide (2021)
- Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice – University of Adelaide (2022)
- Bachelor of Media – University of Adelaide (2021)
My areas of expertise
- Family Law
My professional interests
- Member of Law Society of South Australia
- Committee member of the Hellenic Australian Lawyers Association (SA Chapter)
Media & Blog Posts
How Social Media Can Impact Your Family Law Parenting Matter
Social media has become embedded in everyday life, but in parenting disputes it can quickly become a source of evidence and raise credibility issues. Parenting matters in Australia are guided by the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) and heard in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia. The Court’s paramount consideration when...
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Artificial intelligence (AI), in particular Generative AI such as ChatGPT, is becoming an increasingly common source of quick answers to everyday problems, including legal questions. Many people now turn to these platforms for guidance on family law in Australia, including issues relating to parenting arrangements, property...
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