Rosemary Evans

Rosemary Evans, a dedicated lawyer with a longstanding career since her admission to practise in 1980, brings a wealth of experience to her clients. Her expertise is deeply rooted in real property law, having managed complex land development projects that involve the acquisition of sites, due diligence, subdivisions, consolidations, and adverse possession claims. Rosemary's keen understanding of covenants, easements, Section 173 agreements, and interaction with Land Victoria highlights her ability to navigate intricate legal landscapes with ease. She is adept at preparing contracts and supporting documentation for multi-lot subdivisions, efficiently managing high-volume conveyancing, and utilising platforms like PEXA and Duties Online. Over the years, Rosemary has consistently demonstrated proficiency in all aspects of real property matters and now focuses primarily on private clients, catering to their wills, probate, estate administration, and domestic property needs. Her position as Special Counsel at DTCH Lawyers in Melbourne since 2008 affirms her exemplary capabilities in legal practice. Previously, Rosemary honed her skills with Middletons and predecessor firms, including Price Brent and Macpherson, from 1986. Throughout her tenure, she has consistently delivered effective legal solutions, maintaining a client-centric approach. Educated at RMIT University as a Barrister and Solicitor, Rosemary combines academic excellence with practical experience, ensuring her clients benefit from comprehensive and sophisticated legal counsel.