Tasman is a barrister and mediator with an interest in wills and estates.

An indication of the recent types of matters Tasman has been briefed to appear and advise recently are:

• Applications for removal of executor;
• Caveat on probate of contested wills, including drafting grounds of objection and appearing at prima facie hearings;
• Testator's Family Maintenance (Part IV) claims in the Supreme Court and County Court of Victoria;
• Application for executor's commission;
• Independent advice on approval of compromise;
• Low value estates;
• Intervention orders;
• Guardianship applications; and
• Judicial advice O 54.

He is available to conduct mediations in a broad range of matters across all areas of law, with an indication of experience in:

• Wills and estates;
• Commercial disputes;
• Property;
• Defamation;
• Building and Construction;
• Breach of contract; and
• Debt recovery.

Tasman is currently an adjunct lecturer at the College of Law Victoria and the Co-ordinator in the ACAM certificate of assessment which is the AMDRAS assessment course run by the Victorian Bar, and has previously taught law at the University of Melbourne, Monash University and the Australian Catholic University.