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L.A. Mayes Law
Lesleigh Mayes

Lesleigh Mayes

Principal L.A. Mayes Law

Buderim, QLD
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About Lesleigh

Lesleigh Mayes serves as the Principal at LA Mayes Law Pty Ltd, bringing a wealth of experience in legal structuring and corporate governance within the not-for-profit sector. Her extensive knowledge encompasses statutory bodies, companies, associations, and trusts, with particular expertise in aged care, health, disability, and religious institutions. Lesleigh's career includes significant roles, such as a Senior Lawyer at McCullough Robertson, where she practised in the firm's Social Infrastructure group, advising on legal and tax structuring, compliance, and governance issues for charitable organisations. Her work has involved applications to authorities, drafting governance documents, and guiding nonprofits through transitions and mergers. She possesses a robust background in family law litigation, having served as a Consultant at Murdoch Lawyers and as a Registrar at the Family Court of Australia. During her tenure at the court, Lesleigh contributed to drafting new court rules and focused on dispute resolution, particularly in financial matters. Her legal journey began at Connolly Suthers, where she practised early in her career. Lesleigh holds a Bachelor of Laws from QUT with 2nd Class Honours and has completed the Company Directors course from the Australian Institute of Company Directors. Lesleigh's involvement in sector policy is complemented by her membership in the QLS NFP policy advisory committee and her former role at the Australian Charities Not-for-Profit Commission Professional User Forum. Her dedication to staying abreast of developments in the not-for-profit sector allows her to effectively influence change and provide informed advice, making her a trusted advisor in the realm of organisational governance and processes.

Practice areas

Commercial Law

Resume

Experience

Principal

Principal

LA Mayes Law Pty Ltd

Dec 2017 - Present • 8 years 11 months

Course Coordinator

Course Coordinator

CQUniversity

Jan 2014 - Jan 2016 • 2 years

Consultant (Senior Lawyer)

Consultant (Senior Lawyer)

McCullough Robertson

Mar 2011 - Dec 2017 • 6 years 9 months

Consultant (Senior Lawyer)

Consultant (Senior Lawyer)

Murdoch Lawyers

Jan 2005 - Jan 2011 • 6 years

Registrar

Registrar

Family Court of Australia

Jan 1991 - Jan 2005 • 14 years

Solicitor

Solicitor

Connolly Suthers

Jan 1983 - Jan 1989 • 6 years

Education

Company directors course

Company directors course

Australian Institute of Company Directors

2017

Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

Queensland University of Technology

1978 - 1983

Contact information

Buderim, QLD

1 Songbird Court, Buderim, QLD 4556Website

Practice certificate

Name
Lesleigh Mayes
Date of admission
1983
Specialisations
Corporations Law, Taxation and State Revenue
Certification type
Unrestricted Principal
Region
QLD

Last checked: 11 May 2026 • Checked with Queensland Law Society

Practice areas

Commercial Law
  • Company Secretarial
  • Tax Law
  • Trusts