

Hannah Whippy is a distinguished Senior Associate at Clover Law, specialising in estate planning with a robust experience spanning over two decades in both national and boutique law firms. Her journey began at a prestigious national firm, where she dedicated over ten years, followed by four years at a boutique practice before joining Clover Law in August 2020. Hannah is known for her compassionate and supportive approach, helping clients navigate the complex and often emotional terrain of estate administration and asset protection. She collaborates closely with accountants, financial planners, and other advisers to craft solutions that meet her clients’ diverse needs in estate planning and business succession. Her work includes preparing effective wills, estate plans for intergenerational asset protection, and tax-effective succession strategies. Hannah's career also includes significant experience with McCullough Robertson and View Legal, where she developed expertise in structuring and restructuring businesses, trust law issues, and implementing testamentary trust wills. As a third-generation lawyer, her legal acumen and passion for the law were nurtured from a young age. Beyond her professional life, Hannah is a devoted fan of the Canberra Raiders and enjoys playing social basketball. She balances her career with being a proud mother of three children, embodying dedication both in her personal and professional life.

Senior Associate
Clover Law
Aug 2020 - Present • 6 years 3 months

Managing Lawyer - Adviser Solutions
View Legal
Jan 2016 - Aug 2020 • 4 years 7 months

Lawyer
McCullough Robertson
Jan 2015 - Dec 2015 • 11 months
Lawyer
elawyer pty ltd
Jan 2015 - Dec 2015 • 11 months
Graduate
McCullough Robertson and elawyer Pty Ltd
Jan 2014 - Jan 2015 • 1 year

Legal Clerk, Legal Secretary, Paralegal, Research Clerk
McCullough Robertson
Jan 2006 - Jan 2014 • 8 years
Trainee
Jan 2005 - Dec 2005 • 11 months

Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
The College of Law Australia
2014 - 2014

Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
Griffith University
2008 - 2013
Last checked: 3 May 2026 • Checked with Queensland Law Society