Natalia is a Senior Lawyer at Butlers Lawyers, and practices solely in Criminal Law. 

Natalia is well versed in Court advocacy after having appeared on countless matters involving traffic offences, serious assaults, sexual assaults, dishonesty charges, drug offences, restraining order matters and appeals. She has experience in conducting bail hearings, sentencing matters and trials across many jurisdictions. She was also listed in 2018 as a Criminal Law Rising Star for Doyle’s Guide for her knowledge and expertise in criminal law, as voted by senior-level criminal lawyers and barristers nationwide.

Tyler joined Butlers in March 2019 as a Law Clerk and specialises in Family Law matters as well as Wills and Estate. Tyler also assists the solicitors as much as possible with any other matters.

Tyler is currently studying his Bachelor of Laws (LLB) through the University of New England with the hope of completing his Honours.

Tyler has looked forward to becoming a Lawyer since he was 5 years old and is passionate about helping others who aren’t able to help themselves.

In 2017 Tawnee graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor of Laws after receiving the Harry Perkins Scholarship in 2013 to study.

During her degree, Tawnee was selected to study four international intensive units at Ghent University in Belgium.  Ghent University is one of the top 70 universities’ in the world for Law. 

On 15 December 2017 Tawnee was admitted to the Supreme Court of Western Australia as a Legal Practitioner and began working as a Solicitor for a Family Law firm.

Tawnee grew up in the Wheatbelt on a farm and loves returning home when possible. Tawnee plays various sports and particularly enjoys competitive netball.

Gemma graduated with a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Notre Dame in 2016 and joined Butlers as a Senior Law Clerk in December 2016. She then obtained her postgraduate Diploma of Legal Practice from the College of Law whilst understudying our Senior Lawyers at Butlers. Gemma was admitted as a lawyer to the Supreme Court of Western Australia in October 2017.

During her time as a law clerk, Gemma enjoyed working alongside our Senior Lawyers on complex property matters, including overseas assets, businesses and trusts.

While at university, Gemma worked in the not-for-profit sector, supporting people with disabilities. She gained experience in boutique Family Law firms and volunteered at Law Access. Gemma was a rare graduate who was very passionate about Family Law from the beginning and uses this passion to develop excellent relationships with her clients.

Gemma is particularly passionate about assisting those with special needs and mental health issues, either directly or indirectly.

Outside of practice Gemma has a keen interest in sport and fitness as well as travelling.