Meet Jakhobi
Jakhobi commenced working at Macrossan & Amiet as a Graduate Solicitor in March of 2025.
Jakhobi was born and raised in the Mackay area and completed her secondary schooling at Sarina State High School, before moving to Townsville to study a Bachelor of Laws degree at James Cook University. She then moved to Brisbane and completed her Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice with the College of Law. Jakhobi was admitted as a lawyer in the Supreme Court of Queensland on 11 November 2024.
While in Brisbane, Jakhobi worked as the Judge’s Associate to the Honourable Philip Morrison KC, until his retirement in June of 2024. Jakhobi was then appointed as the associate to the Honourable Justice Michael Copley for the remainder of the year.
Jakhobi has not yet determined a specific area of practice and is eager to explore and gain experience in all facets.
Outside of work, Jakhobi enjoys playing rugby league and hanging out with her family.
Areas of Expertise
Jakhobi has not yet chosen a specific area of practice and is enthusiastic about exploring various fields to gain experience.
Accreditations
Qualifications
Bachelor of Laws
Graduate Diploma Legal Practice
Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland
Affiliations
Member of Queensland Law Society
articles by Jakhobi
News and Insights
March 6, 2026
Superannuation Death Benefits and Estate Planning: What You Need to Know
Superannuation death benefits are an important part of estate planning because they usually don’t automatically form part of your estate.
November 25, 2025
Integrity and Honesty Paramount for Solicitors
A solicitor’s integrity and honesty are absolutely essential, as demonstrated by a case where a lawyer’s false statutory declaration led to serious professional consequences.
September 26, 2025
Is Your Business Prepared for Sexual and Gender-Based Harassment Prevention?
The Queensland Government now requires businesses to proactively prevent sexual and sex or gender-based harassment at work.
September 1, 2025
Photography and Children’s Sports in Queensland: What Parents Need to Know
In Queensland, photographing children in public is legal unless it’s indecent, offensive, or restricted by property or club rules.
March 26, 2025
Welcome to the team Jakhobi
We at Macrossan & Amiet would like to extend a warm welcome to Jakhobi Moren, our newly admitted solicitor, as she joins our team.