About Stephen
Stephen is a dual qualified Solicitor, and having been admitted as a lawyer of the Supreme Court of New South Wales (Australia) in December 2021 and as solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales in May 2025.
Stephen joined the Dispute Resolution Department of Ringrose Law as a Litigation Assistant in May 2023 and now works in the Commercial Property Team for the firm, based in Nottinghamshire.
Stephen also assists with Equity Release, more commonly known as Lifetime Mortgages and is our in-house expert in helping clients with their Lifetime Mortgages.
Prior to joining the firm, Stephen spent the early part of his professional career at a Law Firm in Wollongong Australia practicing Business and Commercial Law, Dispute Resolution, and Commercial Litigation. Beforehand Stephen had also spent 2.5 years with the same firm as a law clerk working part-time whilst he completed his University studies.
Education
In 2020, Stephen graduated from the University of Wollongong Australia, obtaining a double degree in Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Commerce (Accountancy) with distinction. In 2021, he went on to complete Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the College of Law Australia.
In 2026, Stephen graduated from Nottingham Trent University obtaining the award of a Masters in Sports Law with distinction.
Interests
In his spare time, Stephen enjoys playing cricket for his club in West Bridgford, visiting distant relatives, and exploring what England has to offer.
Areas of Law:
Commercial Law
Is Remortgaging Worth It? 6 Long-Term Benefits Every Homeowner Should Know
For many homeowners, remortgaging is simply something to think about when a fixed-rate mortgage comes to an end. However, reviewing your mortgage regularly can offer …
How Often Should I Update My Will?
Writing a Will is one of the most important ways to protect and provide for your loved ones. It ensures your estate goes exactly where …
Discounted Compensation
If you’ve been injured in an accident or medical negligence scenario, you might not like the sound of the this. Nor do we. At Ringrose …