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Suzanne Murty serves as the Director and Principal Solicitor at Momentum Family Law, bringing to the firm an impressive 32-year tenure in the legal industry. Renowned for her work in family law, Suzanne's career is marked by her strategic problem-solving and empathetic advocacy. Having resided in Mandurah for 22 years, she has cultivated not only professional relationships but also meaningful community connections. She possesses a strong academic foundation, having obtained a Bachelor of Laws and a Graduate Certificate in Law from Murdoch University. Her qualifications are further enriched by a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice and a Practice Management Certificate from the College of Law. Suzanne’s leadership and case management expertise were significantly enhanced while managing the Mandurah office of a prominent Perth law firm, where she skilfully navigated complex family law matters. An active member of the Law Society of Western Australia and the Family Law Practitioners Association of Western Australia, Suzanne exemplifies commitment to her profession and community. Her dedication to delivering insightful legal counsel with a personalised approach has earned her the trust of families throughout Mandurah.
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Legal Practitioner Director / Principal Solicitor
Momentum Family Law
Aug 2017 - Present • 9 years 3 months
Solicitor
DS Family Law
Mar 2013 - Jul 2017 • 4 years 4 months
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Consultant Paralegal
DS Family Law
Aug 2005 - Mar 2013 • 7 years 7 months
Law Clerk/Paralegal
Marks & Sands Lawyers
Nov 1993 - Feb 2002 • 8 years 3 months
Legal Practice Management Course
The College of Law Australia
2016
Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
The College of Law Australia
2011 - 2012
Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), Law
Murdoch University
1998 - 2011
Graduate Certificate in Law, Law
Murdoch University
1997
Last checked: 31 Mar 2025 • Checked with Legal Practice Board of Western Australia
