

Ines Chiumento is the principal solicitor at Eden Legal & Conveyancing, where she has been providing exceptional legal services for over two decades. Her practice is distinguished by a deep commitment to the Eden community, underscored by a comprehensive understanding of local issues and needs. Clients benefit from her expertise in criminal law, where she is the only accredited specialist on the far south coast of New South Wales. As a dedicated member of the Legal Aid Panel and PEXA, Ines ensures streamlined property settlements and offers invaluable services like Justice of the Peace duties. Ines's educational background is robust, with a Bachelor's degree with Honours in Law from the University of Wollongong, supplemented by a Diploma in Legal Practice from the University of Technology Sydney. She also possesses a Master’s degree in Chemistry and a Diploma in Education, reflecting a diverse academic portfolio that enriches her analytical and problem-solving skills. Since establishing Eden Legal & Conveyancing in 2005, Ines has offered a broad range of legal services, including conveyancing, wills and estate planning, family, and civil law matters. Her leadership guarantees that clients have access to quality legal advice five days a week, demonstrating her commitment to accessibility and client service. Her approach combines affordability with a focus on achieving efficient and effective outcomes, underpinning the firm's longstanding reputation on the Sapphire Coast.

Principal Solicitor
Eden Legal & Conveyancing
Jan 2005 - Present • 21 years 10 months

Bachelor's degree with Honours, Law
University of Wollongong

Specialist Accreditation in Criminal Law
NSW Law Society

Diploma in Legal Practice
University of Technology Sydney

Bachelor's degree, Science
University of Wollongong

Diploma in Education
University of Wollongong

Master's degree, Chemistry
University of Wollongong
Accredited specialist in criminal law
The Law Society of NSW
Legal Aid Panel Member
PEXA member
PEXA
Justice of the Peace service (JP)
Last checked: 19 Jun 2026 • Checked with Law Society of NSW