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Stacey Lee Ruthven serves as the Principal Solicitor at JLC Law, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience to the forefront of her practice. With a Bachelor of Laws and admission as a legal practitioner in the Supreme Court of Western Australia, Stacey combines her legal expertise with a background in Psychology and Criminology. This unique combination of skills provides her with a comprehensive understanding of the nuanced factors that often play a role in legal matters. Stacey's professional journey is accompanied by her role as a mother to three sons, which enriches her perspective, particularly in family law. Her empathetic approach recognises the underlying issues important in reaching amicable agreements, advocating for minimal legal intervention when appropriate. Her true passion lies in the realm of Estate Planning and Probate. Stacey is dedicated to helping clients secure the future for their loved ones, ensuring that careful planning financially benefits the next generation. Her collaboration with financial advisors and accountants underscores her commitment to thorough and strategic planning, ensuring her clients' aspirations are realised. Stacey's client base is diverse, ranging from those enjoying the fruits of their labour to individuals beginning their journey. Regardless of their stage in life, clients seek Stacey's guidance for her dedication and personal touch. Stacey also embraces the complexities of legal challenges, whether they pertain to family separations, estate planning for blended families, or criminal law advice. She values the growth that comes from engaging with clients who have navigated life’s challenges, reinforcing her commitment to providing insightful and compassionate legal counsel.
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Director
JLC Law
Apr 2021 - Present • 5 years 7 months
Lawyer
Patrick Legal
Jan 2020 - Mar 2021 • 1 year 2 months

Associate Lawyer
Affinitas Legal
Mar 2019 - Jan 2020 • 10 months
Lawyer
Patrick Legal
Dec 2015 - Mar 2019 • 3 years 3 months

Senior Community Corrections
Department of Justice
Jan 2005 - Nov 2012 • 7 years 10 months
Last checked: 3 Apr 2025 • Checked with Legal Practice Board of Western Australia