BETH WARNOCK

Bar Roll – 7 May 2020    
Admitted – 14 August 2012

Phone – (03) 9225 7333
Email – beth.warnock@vicbar.com.au  
Chambers – Level 3, Room 312, Owen Dixon Chambers East, 205 William Street, Melbourne 3000

BETH WARNOCK

Bar Roll – 7 May 2020    
Admitted – 14 August 2012

Phone – (03) 9225 7333
Email – beth.warnock@vicbar.com.au  
Chambers – Floor 3, Room 312, Owen Dixon Chambers East, 205 William Street, Melbourne 3000

Admitted to practice in

  • Victoria

Area of Law

  • Coronial Inquests
  • Children’s Court (Crime)
  • Children’s Court (Fam Div)
  • Crimes/Family Violence/Interv. Orders
  • Criminal Law
  • Family Law (Including Defacto)
  • Guardianship/Mental Health (Protective Tribunals)
  • Magistrates Court – Civil

About

Beth is a strong, experienced and down to earth advocate and mediator who accepts briefs in OH&S, crime, family law, intervention orders and child protection matters.   

She invites both appearance based as well as written advisory briefs. Beth is an excellent negotiator and celebrates strengths in keen attention to detail, efficiency and organisation. She is a creative problem solver and digital native who is comfortable doing virtual appearances. 

 

Government Entity Prosecutions, WorkSafe, OH&S and Quasi-Crime:

Beth gravitates to government prosecution and quasi-crime work because of the technical and regulatory aspects of it.  Beth enjoys distilling complex narratives and factual scenarios into workable legal solutions, with commercial considerations in mind.  Beth accepts briefs from all sides of legal matters.  In addition to this, Beth welcomes quasi-criminal matters including inquests and investigations.  Beth is pragmatic and direct in her communication and is dedicated to achieving the best results possible for her clients. 

 

Family Law:

Family law is another area in which Beth has experience.  She accepts both legally aided and privately funded matters involving both parenting and property.  Beth also accepts IVO briefs.   

 

Mediations:

Beth is a nationally accredited mediator.  She accepts mediation briefs in disputes involving torts, business matters, relationships and family law.  Beth is invested in facilitating solution focused mediations where parties also feel heard and engaged in the process. 

 

With strong ties to practitioners and work in country Victoria Beth is well equipped to accept briefs where rural and environmental considerations are at the fore. Beth is appreciative of the experiences of regionally based solicitors and is willing to travel to all Victorian court locations. 

 

Outside of the law, Beth is an avid cyclist, skier, and played volleyball for Victoria. She is an animal lover and is passionate about music, having studied classical piano performance at Monash University.   

Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards legislation.