Geo­van­na Jam­mo has joined Swaab as a senior asso­ciate in the Fam­i­ly law department.

Geo­van­na Jam­mo has joined Swaab as a senior asso­ciate in the Fam­i­ly law department. 

Geo­van­na has more than 10 years expe­ri­ence as a solic­i­tor and now prac­tices exclu­sive­ly in fam­i­ly law. Geo­van­na has acquired a broad range of fam­i­ly law, com­mer­cial and prop­er­ty legal expe­ri­ence. For the last 8 years Geo­van­na has focused pri­mar­i­ly on her fam­i­ly law prac­tice with the addi­tion of prop­er­ty, wills, estate and trust mat­ters. This broad expe­ri­ence has giv­en her an in-depth under­stand­ing of com­plex finan­cial and com­mer­cial structures. 

Geo­van­na is a mem­ber of the Fam­i­ly Law Sec­tion of the Law Coun­cil and the Law Soci­ety of NSW and holds a Bach­e­lor in Law as well as a degree in psychology.

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