Hi, I’m Natalia.

I’m a Solicitor at Best Wilson Buckley Family Law.

Since 2021, I have been working in family law with BWB, drawing on my previous four years of experience in commercial litigation where I provided high-level support to various lawyers. This background has equipped me with valuable skills that continue to benefit my clients in family law.

As a family lawyer, I manage a comprehensive divorce portfolio and represent client’s navigating the domestic violence system. My role also encompasses a broad range of family law issues, including parenting and property matters, as well as representing parents navigating the child protection space.

I am deeply committed to providing compassionate and effective legal guidance to individuals and families navigating challenging times.  My goal is to empower clients with knowledge, support and representation, ensuring their voices are heard and their rights are protected throughout the legal process.

I am known for my innovative and efficient approach, bringing positive energy and proactive mindset to every aspect of my work.  My efforts were recognised when I was named a finalist in the Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 Awards in 2024 and 2025.

Why family law?

Like a surprisingly large number of my colleagues, I didn’t originally see myself working in family law when I started my law degree. However, after an opportunity in 2019 to be a Youth Member in the Queensland Youth Parliament’s Child Safety, Youth, and Women Committee presented itself, I knew I wanted to work in an industry that allowed me to make a positive difference. This experience came around at a really foundational time in my life, and it was eye-opening to witness the struggles that individuals face when going through separation and domestic and family violence in particular. So, after working in corporate litigation for almost four years and as I was nearing the end of my law degree, I decided to make a change and work in a field where I could see the tangible, encouraging impact my work was having on those who needed support the most. Looking back, I can say with certainty that I absolutely made the right decision.