

Peter Vilaysack is the Director of PV Legal, where he serves as a trusted advisor offering strategic legal guidance. With a deep understanding of the complexities in legal and financial decision-making, Peter provides comprehensive advice in commercial, corporate, taxation, estate planning, asset protection, and more. His commitment to delivering practical and effective solutions is evident in his work. Peter's extensive experience spans over 26 years, during which he has collaborated with a diverse clientele, including family businesses, privately owned enterprises, corporations, executives, and high net worth individuals. His educational background includes a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Commerce from James Cook University, complemented by a Post Graduate Diploma in Advanced Taxation from the University of New South Wales. As an SMSF Specialist Advisor and Chartered Tax Advisor, Peter is a member of the Tax Institute and the Queensland Law Society and is a Solicitor of the Supreme Court & High Court of Australia. His career highlights include wealth protection for high net worth individuals, protecting estates in family provision claims, the sale of an Osteopath & Allied Health Services practice, and more. Peter has also led roles as the Director of Law Private Client Services at EY, where he applied his skills in a variety of industries such as accounting, superannuation, and finance. His role as a Senior Associate at McCullough Robertson further honed his expertise in delivering strategic and results-driven legal solutions. With a focus on achieving client success, Peter continues to elevate the legal practice at PV Legal.

Legal Practitioner Director
PV Legal
Dec 2023 - Present • 2 years 11 months

Director Law Private Client Services
EY
Sep 2013 - Nov 2022 • 9 years 2 months

Senior Associate
McCullough Robertson
Aug 2004 - Sep 2012 • 8 years 1 month

Post Graduate Diploma in Advanced Taxation
UNSW

BComm LLB
James Cook University
1990 - 1997
Last checked: 29 Apr 2026 • Checked with Queensland Law Society