Victoria is a solicitor at Wadlow Solicitors and holds a Bachelor of Laws from Flinders University and a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) from the University of Adelaide. Victoria also holds a Certificate in International Human Rights Law from the Leitner Center at Fordham University, New York. While completing her Certificate in International Human Rights Law, she attended the United Nations and had the opportunity to learn and workshop several Conventions, including the Convention on the Rights of the Child, with representatives from all over the world.

Victoria has over a decade of experience in administrative law, with a particular emphasis on the National Disability Insurance Scheme and advocating for people with a disability and their families. She is a pragmatic, outcome-driven professional with extensive experience managing complex and highly sensitive matters.

Outside practice, Victoria is a keen swimmer who holds a Bronze Medallion in lifesaving from the Royal Life Saving Society Australia. She enjoys an active lifestyle with her young family and the occasional weekend in Port Elliot.