Natasha Ng

Natasha is a lawyer in the Sydney office of Lander & Rogers’ Family and Relationship Law team. Driven by a genuine desire to assist clients through what can be confronting and unsettling challenges, Natasha approaches each matter with diligence and attention to detail whilst prioritising rapport and positive connections.

Natasha has a multidisciplinary background, having received a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and a Bachelor of Science specialising in Cognitive Neuroscience from Macquarie University. She is analytical and demonstrates a thoughtful and calm approach to problem-solving.

Natasha commenced her career as a law clerk in 2021 and has since practised exclusively in family law. Prior to commencing at Lander & Rogers, Natasha worked as an Associate to a Judge of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia. During her time at the Court, Natasha experienced family law litigation from a unique and invaluable perspective.

Natasha understands the nuanced and complex issues that can arise during litigation, and she is a strong advocate for guiding clients toward an efficient resolution. She is committed to ensuring that clients can navigate legal disputes with confidence, clarity and trusted legal advice. By appreciating the often disruptive and emotionally exhaustive nature of family law disputes, Natasha provides pragmatic and succinct advice to ensure that her clients feel both supported and informed at every stage.

Experience

Natasha’s experience includes:

• matrimonial and de facto property disputes, including major complex financial disputes
• parenting proceedings involving relocation or serious allegations of family violence
• child support and spousal maintenance
• binding financial agreements for married and de facto couples
• contravention applications
• divorce

FAQs

Do I have to go to court to resolve my matter?

There are several ways to resolve family law matters without the need for litigation, including direct negotiations with your partner, lawyer-assisted negotiations, and private mediation. A combination of these approaches may be utilised depending on the circumstances of the case.

How will you work with other advisers such as accountants and financial planners throughout this process?

A lot of the information held by your accountant will be relevant to your family law matter, so with your written approval, we can connect with your financial team to obtain information relevant to your personal or corporate finances. We also have a close network of financial services professionals to whom we regularly refer our clients, particularly if they require advice following a financial settlement. Our extensive network enables us to connect our clients to a financial planner who is appropriately suited to their circumstances.

View more commonly-asked questions about the legal aspects of family and relationship law in Australia here.