
Jessica Chinnock is a dedicated solicitor at Marr Family Lawyers, where she has been a valued member of the team since January 2024. Her journey into family law began in administrative and paralegal roles, leading to her admission as a Solicitor in November 2024. Jessica's approach focuses on resolving matters efficiently and amicably, with a deep commitment to empathy, compassion, and patience. Her ability to establish strong communication channels is key in helping clients navigate their family law issues. Jessica's academic background includes a Bachelor of Law and Psychological Science from the University of Wollongong, completed in 2023, and a Diploma of Legal Practice from the College of Law acquired in September 2024. In addition, she holds a Certificate IV in Legal Services obtained in 2021. Her interest in family law, particularly complex parenting matters, complements her practical experience. Before her current role, Jessica gained experience through various positions, including paralegal and administrative roles at Marr Family Lawyers and legal assistant positions with MDV Family Lawyers and ACORN LAWYERS. Her hands-on experience has been instrumental in shaping her legal acumen and client-focused approach.

Solicitor
Marr Family Lawyers
Dec 2024 - Present • 1 year 11 months

Paralegal
Marr Family Lawyers
Aug 2024 - Dec 2024 • 4 months

Administrative Assistant
Marr Family Lawyers
Jan 2024 - Aug 2024 • 7 months

Legal Assistant
MDV Family Lawyers
Mar 2022 - Nov 2022 • 8 months

Paralegal
ACORN LAWYERS
Oct 2021 - Mar 2022 • 5 months

Legal Assistant
ACORN LAWYERS
Oct 2020 - Oct 2021 • 1 year

Master's degree, Family law
The College of Law Australia
2024 - 2025

Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, Law
The College of Law Australia
2024 - 2024

Cert IV Legal Services, Legal Administrative Assistant/Secretary
Australian College Of Commerce & Management - RTO Code 1441
2020 - 2021

Bachelor of Law & Psychological Science, Law & Psychology
Faculty of Business & Law, University of Wollongong
2019 - 2023
Last checked: 11 Jun 2026 • Checked with Law Society of NSW