William Bunn

Legal Assistant

William is a student at Monash University, completing a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) alongside a Bachelor of Global Studies specialising in International Relations. During the course of his degree, William has also studied abroad in the United Kingdom, where he focused on European and International Law at the University of Warwick.

William has a keen interest in family law, particularly in the relationships between people and their real, personal and equitable assets and how to achieve the best outcome for clients concerning their property.

As a legal assistant at Smith Family Law, William is highly enthusiastic to be part of a team that takes a pragmatic yet compassionate approach to ensure the best outcome is achieved for its clients.

Outside of work and his studies, William’s passions lie in music and the arts. He is always on the lookout for the next performance to attend with his friends and family.

Recent articles by William

How are future needs considered in family law property settlement?

How are future needs considered in family law property settlement?

Following the breakdown of a marriage or de facto relationship, often a property settlement will need to take place to divide the assets of the relationship. One crucial factor the Court will need to determine is what are the future needs of each of the parties.
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6 things to know before applying for probate

6 things to know before applying for probate

A Grant of Probate ensures that the Will is valid and that the estate is distributed according to the deceased's wishes. The application process can be daunting and complicated for an executor and knowing where to begin can make the world of difference.
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What to expect from your first appointment with a probate lawyer

What to expect from your first appointment with a probate lawyer

Knowing how to prepare for an initial appointment with a deceased estates lawyer will help minimise stress and ensure the process of probate progresses efficiently and effectively.
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When is probate not required in Victoria?

When is probate not required in Victoria?

A Grant of Probate or a Grant of Letters of Administration are the two ways in which a person can obtain a Grant of Representation. However, there are occasions when a Grant of Probate is not required, or not appropriate.
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