Tayla is the founder and Legal Practitioner Director of Avokah Legal. Armed with a vision to provide service that is “a cut above”, Tayla sought out to provide clients with exceptional outcomes and a home base for knowledge, strength and support, and so, Avokah Legal was born.
Tayla has been practicing in Family Law and Domestic Violence for the majority for her career and has gained a fierce reputation both in Brisbane and on the Sunshine Coast as a key player in her field.
Tayla approaches legal problems with a keen eye for detail, and a thinking-out-of-the-box attitude, tailoring advice to perfectly suit her clients needs. Tayla is known for being respectful, collaborative and prides herself on reaching her deliverables – happy clients, and exceptional results.
Whilst being an incredibly capable advocate for clients in complex property, parenting, divorce and domestic violence matters, Tayla is well versed with a background knowledge in other areas of law.
When the going gets tough, you want Tayla on your team.
Tayla holds the following qualifications and admissions:
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