We are excited to announce the promotion of two exceptional members of our team
Tala Grace Skeens and Shenali Lewke Bandara, have been named as Associates of Denham Bramwell Lawyers, effective 1 October 2024.
Both Tala and Shenali have shown outstanding dedication and skill throughout their time with the firm, and we are proud to recognise their contributions with these well-deserved promotions.
Tala practises in all areas of family law, with specialist experience in complex relationship property disputes. Her six years at a full-service law firm before joining Denham Bramwell have given her a uniquely broad perspective on family law matters. Tala is known for providing clear, pragmatic advice and compassionate advocacy during emotionally taxing times. With a deep respect for different tikanga, stemming from her multicultural whānau, Tala’s personable nature fosters strong, trusting relationships with her clients.
Shenali works across our Family Law and Trusts, Wills and Estates teams. With prior experience working closely with a barrister in specialised family law chambers, she has developed a deep understanding of complex relationship property disputes involving trusts and businesses. Shenali is passionate about helping clients navigate sensitive family matters and establishing effective structures to manage and protect wealth at all levels. Her expertise and problem-solving skills have made her a vital part of the team, and her commitment to client success is highly valued.
Their promotions to Associate mark an important milestone in their careers, and we are confident they will continue to excel in their new roles. We look forward to seeing the positive impact they will have on our firm and the clients we serve.
Congratulations to both Tala and Shenali on this exciting achievement!
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