Family law solicitor joins College of Law

Danielle Jaku-Greenfield has joined the College of Law NSW as a family law lecturer in the Master of Applied Law (Family Law) Program.Prior to joining the College of Law, Jaku-Greenfield worked…

Lawyers Weekly • 17 March 2010 • Corporate Counsel

Danielle Jaku-Greenfield has joined the College of Law NSW as a family law lecturer in the Master of Applied Law (Family Law) Program.

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Prior to joining the College of Law, Jaku-Greenfield worked in private practice as a family law solicitor and a registered family dispute resolution practitioner. A specialist in family dispute resolution, Jaku-Greenfield was the co-founder of the Sydney Mediation Partnership.

"The social-work aspect definitely inspired me to become involved in this area of law," said Jaku-Greenfield. "Although it's cliché, I like to help people and in family law you have the opportunity to help people in miserable situations."

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Jaku-Greenfield hopes the Masters program will encourage students to think critically about the way they practise, while looking closely at the laws, changes in legislation and the application of the law.

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