Dinah Wulff

Dinah Wulff is a lawyer with a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Western Australia, graduating in 2005. She has a broad commercial law background, with experience spanning property, trusts, contracts, employment, insolvency, and corporations law. Dinah has also acted on behalf of banks, demonstrating her capacity to handle complex financial and legal matters. In addition to her commercial law practice, Dinah has worked in disability advocacy, supporting NDIS participants with internal and external review applications. This experience reflects her commitment to justice and assisting individuals to navigate legal processes affecting their wellbeing. Dinah has contributed to legal education as a tutor at UWA Law School, where she has taught Commercial Practice, Trusts Law, and Legal Ethics. She has also delivered guest lectures, sharing her practical insights with law students. Beyond her professional life, Dinah is dedicated to community volunteer work, particularly in supporting people experiencing crisis, trauma, and disability. She values her role as a parent to four children and enjoys an active family life filled with camping, soccer, and the many challenges of daily family life.