

Rachel Godden is an accomplished Associate at Geoff Williams & Associates, bringing over 20 years of experience in the legal industry. Her journey began with an Associate Degree in Law from Southern Cross University in 2016, followed by a Bachelor of Laws in 2020. Upon her admission as a Solicitor in 2021, Rachel joined Geoff Williams & Associates, where her dedication and proficiency earned her the position of Associate in 2025. Rachel's extensive expertise spans both commercial and residential property law, with a particular focus on strata developments. She represents a diverse clientele including corporate entities, businesses, and individuals in areas such as business transactions, leasing matters, and wills and estates. Her approach is deeply client-focused, aiming to make legal processes accessible and comprehensible while prioritising cost-effective and pragmatic solutions to minimise stress and financial burdens for her clients. Rachel's career has seen her excel in various roles, including significant tenures at Attwood Marshall Lawyers and Piper Craig Lawyers, where she honed her skills in conveyancing and law practice. Her academic credentials are further bolstered by a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from The College of Law Australia. Committed to professional and personal engagement, Rachel is actively involved in the local netball community and cherishes time spent with her family. Her role as Representative Netball Convenor underscores her dedication to community involvement outside her legal career.

Lawyer
Geoff Williams & Associates
Sep 2021 - Present • 5 years 2 months

Lawyer
Attwood Marshall Lawyers
May 2021 - Aug 2021 • 3 months
Licensed Conveyancer/Law Graduate
Feb 2017 - May 2021 • 4 years 3 months

Conveyancing paralegal
Piper Craig Lawyers
Aug 2012 - Jan 2017 • 4 years 5 months

Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice
The College of Law Australia
2020 - 2021

Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)
Southern Cross University
2017 - 2020

Associate's degree
Southern Cross University
2014 - 2016
Last checked: 15 May 2026 • Checked with Law Society of NSW