Michelle Joyce pursued her studies in Law at the University of Technology Sydney. Initially, Michelle had aspirations of becoming a journalist or a writer. However, as her studies progressed, she discovered a profound interest in using her legal knowledge to assist others, steering her towards a career in law with a focus on helping people navigate complex legal landscapes.
Before embarking on her legal career, Michelle worked as a research assistant in the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Technology Sydney. Her role involved interviewing migrants from North and South Korea, documenting their stories within the context of globalisation. This experience was pivotal in shaping her decision to become a migration lawyer, recognising the profound need for knowledgeable legal guidance among migrant communities.
Michelle is an avid listener of podcasts and enjoys cooking and studying new languages in her spare time. She is also skilled in hand sewing, a hobby that complements her weekly martial arts classes, where she dedicates time to physical and mental discipline.
Michelle is deeply inspired by her own family's migration story and the opportunities that being born in Australia has afforded her. This personal connection fuels her drive to extend the same feelings of fortune and gratitude to her clients, aiding them in navigating their own paths to success in a new country.
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