Our History
YourLawyer commenced in April 2014.
The partners of the Ringwood-based law firm, Hutchinson Legal, established YourLawyer when several lawyers expressed a passion for working with victims of crime. The new law firm was given freedom to dedicate its attention to the VOCAT process with the team developing relationships with victims’ assistance program providers and law enforcement agencies.
The endeavour proved very successful and YourLawyer quickly developed a reputation for the highest standard of legal support for victims of crime.
The subsequent growth of YourLawyer has been based on providing services to this core group of clients initially through crimes compensation and personal injury claims.
As the team has grown the areas of law practiced have diversified according to the expertise of the lawyers and the needs of our clients.
Today we offer a range of services, including migration assistance, with the common link being that all our work continues to improve the lives of our clients.

Meet our professional team of lawyers who are on your side.


















Kaylee is a dedicated legal professional with experience across multiple areas of law. Currently completing a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice at The College of Law, she is building on her Bachelor of Laws and Business from Swinburne University of Technology to develop strong practical legal skills.
Kaylee has gained hands-on experience in both private practice and research roles. She has worked as a Legal Assistant in employment law, drafting Bullying, Unfair Dismissal, General Protections, Discrimination, and Sexual Harassment claims. Kaylee also completed an internship at Bark & Co Solicitors in London, England, gaining exposure to high-calibre legal matters before taking the opportunity to travel. Additionally, she has undertaken a legal placement at Martin Middleton Oates in Mildura and worked as a Research Assistant for a Barrister in commercial law, assisting with case preparation and legal research.
Beyond legal work, Kaylee is passionate about social justice. As a regular visitor to the Melbourne Immigration Transit Accommodation Centre, she has engaged with and empathised with refugees and asylum seekers. She has also been involved in the community by umpiring netball for disabled youth and adults, supporting inclusive sport.
Outside of work, Kaylee enjoys an active lifestyle. She spends summers surfing, winters skiing, and practises Pilates all year round to maintain a balanced and healthy lifestyle.





