Graeme Peters has been a legal practitioner since December 1981. Graeme was also involved before that as an articled clerk in a city firm (Sydney) and employed by the Commonwealth Attorney General’s office in both the Family Court of Australia and the Federal Court.
After qualifying, Graeme worked in a small criminal practice in the city (with many colourful clients) and then in a suburban practice at Strathfield with a broader based clientele.
In 1993, having moved to the Central Coast a few years before, Graeme joined the Central Coast legal community, and then went into his own practice in 1996.
Twenty-five years later, Graeme still practices as a principal solicitor, and most of that time as a sole legal practitioner.
Graeme adopted the name Wyong Law in 2013 and continues to trade under that practice name.
Graeme has acquired a Graduate Certificate of Dispute Resolution with Charles Sturt University.
Graeme has been a member of Rotary International for over 30 years and has served as President of Wyong Rotary several times and Erina Rotary twice. He is a current Director of the Rotary Club of Erina.
Graeme has also been involved at the governance level of a local private school, a number of community based organisations and two registered clubs when he lived in Sydney.
Graeme actively participates in fundraising for charitable projects adopted by his Rotary Club.
enjoys family life here on the Central Coast, including two step-sons, two daughters and three grandchildren.
Affiliations
Graeme is a member of the Law Society of New South Wales, the Central Coast Law Society and the local Chamber of Commerce, Business Wyong, which represents the Northern Growth Corridor of the Central Coast:
