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Get More Marks In Every Assignment
Work With Law-Trained Editors
This is not generic proofreading. Your work is reviewed by tutors who have studied law and understand exactly how assignments are marked. We refine your structure, strengthen your argument, and ensure your writing meets the standards your markers expect.
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Precision That Lifts Your Grades
Every detail is carefully reviewed – from grammar and punctuation to clarity, flow, and concision. We also ensure full compliance with the Australian Guide to Legal Citation, so your work is both polished and technically correct.
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Feedback You Can Actually Use
Every comment shows you how to strengthen your reasoning, sharpen your structure, and present your ideas more effectively.
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Built on Academic Integrity
We never generate original content on your behalf. Our role is to enhance your writing, so your work remains entirely your own.
How Proofreading Works
Start by booking a proofreading session with one of our expert law tutors. Before your session, email your tutor your assignment question and draft.
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At the beginning of your booking, your tutor will review the question and consider how a high-quality response should be structured. They will then carefully read your draft, using track changes to suggest precise improvements to your writing, structure, understanding of the relevant law, and your legal arguments and conclusions.
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You'll receive clear, targeted comments designed to strengthen your legal reasoning and help you consistently perform at a higher level.
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At the end of your session, you will receive your annotated draft with detailed, actionable feedback – ready for you to refine and submit with confidence. Many students choose to submit multiple drafts for review to maximise their results.
Australia's Best Law Tutors
Are Ready To Read Your Work
Dr Ben Wardle
australianlawtutoring@gmail.com
Ben is a legal academic with over a decade of experience lecturing law who has marked thousands of assignments and exams. He knows exactly what assessors look for and uses this insight to teach students how to write with clarity, apply the law effectively, and present arguments that stand out.
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Ben focuses on the core skills that drive success across all subjects—structuring answers, summarising complex law, developing research strategies, and building templates for problem questions.
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Students who work with Ben often transform the way they study: moving from inefficient note-taking and vague arguments to writing with precision, confidence, and purpose. His personalised guidance not only improves marks but also equips students with the practical skills they need to thrive in assessments and in their future legal careers.
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Ben can help you excel in: Constitutional Law; Property Law/ Land Law; Equity and Trusts; Jurisprudence/ Legal Theory/ Law in Context; Torts; Administrative Law; Contract Law; Employment/ Workplace Law; Introductory courses on the Australian Legal System; Foundations of Law; PhD Editing; Research Projects; Mooting; and Statutory Interpretation.
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Bernard Goh
bernardgoh.lawyer@gmail.com
Bernard is an experienced legal professional, having worked broadly across the public and private sectors. He is currently a Specialist Legal Advisor for the Tasmanian Department of Treasury and Finance. Prior to this, Bernard was a Legal Adviser for the Tasmanian Department of Health. Before moving to the public sector, Bernard worked at a top-tier Tasmanian firm where he was recognised as a Best Lawyers "One to Watch" in their 2025 guide. Prior to his legal career, Bernard also worked as an Adviser for a Senator in the Commonwealth Parliament.
Bernard has worked across administrative, constitutional, employment, privacy, commercial, tort, anti-discrimination, health and medical, and taxation law matters. Bernard also has experience in legislative development and parliamentary processes.
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Bernard can help you excel in: Administrative Law, Constitutional Law, Public Law, Immigration Law, Civil Procedure, Contracts, Torts, Statutory Interpretation, Advocacy, Mooting, Dispute Resolution, Corporations Law, International Law, Human Rights, Climate Change Law, Health and Medical Law, Evidence, Foundations of Law, Introductory Courses on the Australian Legal System, Practical Legal Training ("PLT”)
Ilia Roytberg
iliaroytberg@gmail.com
With over two years of experience as a tutor at Australian Law Tutor, Ilia has helped students across Australia refine their exam techniques, improve their legal writing, and excel in assignments. His practical and engaging tutoring style helps students build the skills they need to excel academically while also preparing them for their future careers in law. An experienced litigator, Ilia has practiced law since 2017, specialising in commercial, civil, and criminal litigation. Currently a solicitor-advocate at the Office of Public Prosecutions, he brings practical experience to his tutoring, offering invaluable insights into both written and oral advocacy.
Ilia is passionate about helping students develop strong legal writing, analytical skills, and practical knowledge—whether for academic success or to prepare for entry into the legal profession. His teaching style is approachable, supportive, and results-driven, making complex legal concepts clear and accessible.
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Ilia can help you excel in: Civil Procedure, Company Law, Property Law/ Land Law; Real Property, Contract Law, Evidence, Legal Ethics; Constitutional Law; Torts, Competition and Consumer Law, Employment Law, Negotiation, Legal Advocacy; Admin Law; Criminal Law; Equity; Foundations of Law; Introductory courses on the Australian Legal System, Practical Legal Training ('PLT'), mooting.
Timara Callaghan
timara@australianlawtutor.com
Timara is an experienced legal professional with a background in criminal law and in legal and government policy. She has recently worked with the Northern Territory and the ACT Director of Public Prosecutions as a supervising prosecutor. Prior to her work in criminal law, Timara has also worked across government and legal policy roles at Commonwealth Department of Finance and Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department, with oversight of Commonwealth Electoral legislation and the Administrative Appeals Tribunal functions. Timara also gained experience at private law firms early in her career and continues to volunteer at her local community legal service providing free general legal advice.
Timara is passionate about helping law students build the skills needed to succeed in law school. She focuses on helping students improve their legal writing, analytical reasoning, and exam techniques. Her tutoring style is supportive, structured, and focused on helping students gain confidence in applying the law to problem questions and assignments.
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Timara can help you excel in: Criminal Law; Public Law; Evidence; Administrative Law; Advocacy / Mooting; Constitutional Law; Property Law/ Land Law; Wills and Estates/ Succession Law; Legal Research and Writing; Legal Essay Writing; Foundations of Law; Introductory courses on the Australian Legal System; and Practical Legal Training ('PLT').
Melanie Lambrou
melanie@australianlawtutor.com
Melanie is an experienced legal researcher who has worked internationally in legal technological roles focused on intellectual property and artificial intelligence. Melanie has tutored with the Monash Law Students’ Society, where she has supported students in developing the core skills required to succeed in law school. Her teaching focuses on bridging the gap between understanding the law and knowing how to apply it.
Melanie aims to simplify complex concepts and provide practical frameworks that students can consistently apply across subjects and assessments. Students who work with Melanie can expect a supportive and approachable environment where they feel comfortable asking questions and working through problems at their own pace. Melanie is a Monash University graduate, having completed a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Arts (Criminology).
Outside of law, Melanie enjoys playing jazz piano, travelling, reading philosophy, and spending time with her German Shepherd. These are interests that reflect her curiosity, creativity, and balanced approach to life.
Melanie can help you excel in: Contract Law, Torts, Property Law, Constitutional Law, Statutory Interpretation, Human Rights Law, International Law, Intellectual Property Law, Legal Philosophy, Legal Research and Writing, Problem Question Technique, and Exam Preparation.
How to Book a Proofreading Session
Booking a proofreading session with Australian Law Tutor is very easy. Follow these steps to schedule your personalised law tutoring session using our online booking system:
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Click the Book Now button below.
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Create an Account or log in: Sign up using your email address, Google Account, or Facebook, and log in. We won't share your details with anyone.
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Select a Service: Choose the proofreading service.
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Choose a Tutor: Pick a tutor who specialises in the subject area you require assistance with.
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Schedule a Session: Find the next available time slot that fits your schedule. Please note, tutors require at least 18 hours' notice for new bookings, so the earliest available session is typically the following day. You can book sessions up to four weeks in advance, allowing you to schedule sessions at a time that suits you.
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Complete Payment: Pay for your session via PayPal or EFTPOS.
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Confirmation: After payment, you'll receive a booking confirmation email for your session.
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Email your assignment draft to your tutor at least 10 minutes prior to your booking time.
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At the end of your scheduled session your tutor will email your edited draft with comments and suggestions for improvements using track changes.
For further assistance, email us at ben@australianlawtutor.com or call 0437 770 392.