Rebecca has practiced immigration law since 2010. With 8 years’ experience in the field, she is highly qualified to provide advice and assistance to both individual and corporate clients in skilled, family and humanitarian migration, as well as citizenship and temporary entrant visas.
Rebecca graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Arts, before completing a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from the Leo Cussen Centre for Law.
Rebecca then practiced immigration law, servicing both individual and corporate clients, as well as undertaking significant community engagement and pro bono work.
In 2014 as part of the Unaccompanied Humanitarian Minor Consortium, Rebecca won the Children’s Law Award for Outstanding Legal Representation.
Rebecca joined the Hammond Taylor team in 2018.
Following Australia’s international border closures, many 457 and 482 visa holders were stranded and unable to return to Australia to continue working for their employer sponsor. Now
The NSW Government can nominate eligible skilled applicants, who will commit to working in critical sectors in regional New South Wales, to apply for the Skilled Work Regional visa
Partners, contributory parent and child visas – Onshore grants announced From 27 February 2021 (inclusive) the following visas will be able to be granted while the applicant is
