Boushra Elkheir is a solicitor at Elkheir Partners practising across commercial law, family law and conveyancing. Admitted in 2024, she has already advised clients on sophisticated commercial transactions and has appeared in complex, contested matters, including a four-week cybercrime trial in the District Court of NSW that ended in a full acquittal for her client.
Boushra advises individuals, families and business owners on a wide range of legal issues, from relationship breakdowns and parenting arrangements to commercial disputes, contracts and conveyancing transactions.
Clients often come to Boushra during periods of uncertainty or change. Whether they are navigating a family dispute, buying or selling property or dealing with a business matter, she is known for her calm approach, clear communication and ability to break down complex legal issues into practical advice that clients can understand and act upon.
In family law, Boushra handles both parenting and property matters, helping clients understand their options and make informed decisions. That includes resolving disputes informally and without unnecessary conflict where she can, but also providing strong advocacy on her clients’ behalf when matters do go to
Before practising law, Boushra was an award-winning journalist. She has reported for the ABC and her documentary ‘How the West Was Lost – an investigation into the NSW government’s handling of COVID restrictions in Western Sydney’ – won the Alan Knight Award at the 2022 NSW Premier’s Multicultural Communications Awards.
During her tenure in journalism, Boushra covered a multitude of stories, where she developed strong research, communication and advocacy skills. She has a strong passion for storytelling and has transitioned that skill into law, making sure her clients’ voices are heard.
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