I’m Peter. I’m a lawyer, a father, a husband, a mentor, a volunteer and emerging mountain-biker.

I live in Wellington with my wife Kate and my three children, Thomas, Henry and Lucy. I completed my law degree at Victoria University in 2013 and I’ve been practicing since 2014. 

Before becoming a lawyer, I was an Information Technology Specialist, where I was responsible for solving problems in a commercial context, budget management and maintaining key customer relationships. Prior to that I was a Social Worker investigating child abuse allegations and supporting these children and families as they dealt with mental health, housing and financial challenges.

After working so passionately in such contrasting industries, I realised I had given all I could give and I was in need of a change (or a convertible). Fortunately that mid-life crisis was averted in 2010 when I found a career in law. The experience and insights I’ve gained from working in such diverse backgrounds intersect perfectly with the complex and intricate world of dispute resolutions. Today, I am dedicated to realising best-outcome scenarios for my clients, and bringing a sense of clarity and transparency to every single case.

When I’m not working, I enjoy spending time with my family and pursuing my interests in property investment, faith-based activities and the several community organisations I support.