Amy was admitted to practice in 2019 and joined Taussig Cherrie Fildes in 2021. Since then, she has become an integral member of our team, recognised for her expertise in complex family law matters and her commitment to achieving practical, client-focused outcomes.
Amy advises on all aspects of family law, including property settlements, parenting arrangements, and matters involving high-net-worth individuals. She is skilled in negotiation and mediation, while also providing strong representation in litigation when required.
Before joining private practice, Amy gained invaluable insight into the family law system through her roles as Deputy Associate and then Associate to judges of the then-Federal Circuit Court of Australia (now the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2)). This experience gave her a deep understanding of court processes, which she now leverages to guide clients confidently through every stage of their matter.
Amy combines technical precision with empathy and clarity, ensuring clients feel supported and informed throughout their journey. She continues to enhance her knowledge through ongoing professional development and mentoring with senior practitioners at Taussig Cherrie Fildes.
- Amy was awarded the Michael Taussig QC Family Law Essay Awards in 2022 by the Family Law Section of the Law Council of Australia, with her essay published in ‘Australian Family Lawyer’, the Family Law Section’s biyearly journal.
- She regularly undertakes professional development across the industry and has attended the biennial National Family Law Conference in 2022 and 2024.
- During her time at TCF, Amy has enjoyed contributing her time to the University of Melbourne Criminal and Family Law Association (who are proudly sponsored by TCF), speaking with law students about possible career pathways into family law .
- Bachelor of Laws (Honours) 2019
- Bachelor of Arts (Chinese Major) 2019
- Member of the Family Law Section of the Law Institute of Victoria
- Member of the Family Law Section of the Law Council of Australia
















