In addition to her work in commercial and estate litigation, Vicki is a paralegal experienced in leasing, administrative tribunal work and general commercial matters. Vicki came to Belbridge Hague from the big smoke of Melbourne, and brings with her a working understanding of the Victorian court system, as well as a network of state-wide contacts in the litigation field. It is Vicki’s attention to detail however which sets her apart, and she is often called on to run “fresh eyes” over complex documents before they are finalised.

Vicki is the administrative expert when it comes to drafting, collating and registering lease documents, and has become incredibly adept at ensuring that they are in the correct format… even when the land registry itself gets it wrong! She is methodical and meticulous and ensures that nothing slips through the cracks on the client files which come across her desk.

Whilst Vicki provides exemplary service to our clients, it is through her work behind the scenes in supporting our solicitors that Vicki truly shines. Whether it is preparing technical court forms, collating briefs of thousands of pages, or formatting a particularly problematic document, our staff rely on Vicki to take care of the form, so that they may focus on the substance. Vicki is a quiet achiever in the office, but her work does not go unappreciated by her colleagues.

Vicki has chosen part-time employment so that she may dedicate her time and attention to her young son, who is the light of her life. Monday to Wednesday you will find her elbows-deep in paper at her desk, but outside of work Vicki is a loving and caring mother first and foremost. When she is not on the floor playing Thomas the Tank Engine with a 2 year old, Vicki also enjoys dragon boating, hiking and travelling… all of which are passions that Vicki will be looking to reignite as her son gets older.