Anastasios (Stacy) Mallis brings over a decade of legal experience, predominantly serving the Melbourne Northern Suburbs. He began his career at a suburban law firm, where he honed his expertise in Family Law, Family Violence, and Wills & Estate Law. This early experience laid a strong foundation for his comprehensive understanding of the intricacies involved in these areas. Before founding Mallis Legal, Stacy held the position of senior lawyer with Victoria Police, where he frequently represented in family violence matters and participated in criminal prosecutions. His tenure at Victoria Police provided him with invaluable insight into the workings of the law from a law enforcement perspective, enriching his ability to navigate complex legal issues. Stacy's career also includes invaluable experience at the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia, where he served as a Deputy Judicial Registrar. This role allowed him to engage with the judiciary processes at a high level, further augmenting his legal acumen. In addition to his practical experience, Stacy has contributed significantly to legal education, supporting both law students and graduates in their professional development. His commitment to educating future legal professionals underscores his dedication to the legal community and his focus on fostering excellence within the profession.
Deputy Registrar
Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia
Sep 2022 - Feb 2023 • 5 months
Mentor & Lawyer
Leo Cussen Centre for Law
Dec 2020 - Present • 5 years 11 months
Tutor
La Trobe University
Jun 2019 - Nov 2021 • 2 years 5 months
Principal Lawyer
Mallis Legal
May 2019 - Present • 7 years 6 months
Senior Police Lawyer
Victoria Police
Nov 2017 - Apr 2019 • 1 year 5 months
Lawyer
Morgan Legal
Mar 2014 - Oct 2017 • 3 years 7 months
Postgraduate Diploma of Legal Practice
The College of Law Australia
2012 - 2013
Bachelor of Laws
La Trobe University
2010 - 2012
Master of Science, Biotechnology
University of Melbourne
2008 - 2009
Bachelor of Science, Pathology
University of Melbourne
2003
Last checked: 15 May 2026 • Checked with Victorian Legal Services
