Viktoria Tsiatsias

Viktoria is a lawyer in the Family & Relationship Law team at Lander & Rogers. She is based in the firm's Melbourne office.

Admitted to practice in 2022, Viktoria has worked exclusively in family law since 2020 across both commercial and boutique practices. She has developed experience across a broad range of matters, including complex financial disputes and parenting arrangements. Combining technical legal knowledge with a practical, client-focused approach, she is committed to helping clients navigate challenging periods in their lives with confidence and clarity.

Viktoria takes a thorough and considered approach to her work, seeking to understand the full context of each client's circumstances before providing tailored advice. She is known for being responsive, approachable and solutions-focused, helping clients make informed decisions while remaining focused on achieving practical outcomes.

Recognising that family law matters are often accompanied by significant personal and emotional challenges, Viktoria provides advice that is both commercially sound and empathetic. She works closely with clients to ensure they feel supported throughout the legal process while maintaining a clear focus on their objectives.

Viktoria holds a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of International Relations from La Trobe University.

Experience

Viktoria’s areas of expertise include:

• complex property matters, including asset pools with corporate and trust structures for high net-worth clients
• parenting disputes and arrangements for the care of children
• divorce applications
• binding financial agreements
• spousal maintenance applications
• family violence and intervention order proceedings.
• child support matters.

FAQs

How will our assets be divided after separation?

Every family is different, and there is no automatic formula. I help clients understand the factors considered by the court and work towards practical and fair outcomes, whether through negotiation or litigation.

What arrangements will be made for our children?

Parenting arrangements are determined by what is in a child's best interests. I work with clients to develop workable arrangements that support their children's wellbeing while addressing each family's unique circumstances.

Do I have to go to court?

Not necessarily. Many family law disputes are resolved through negotiation, mediation or other forms of dispute resolution. Where court proceedings are required, I guide clients through the process and advocate for their interests at every stage.