MEET THE TEAM AT
UNIVERSAL LAWYERS
Working to Achieve the Best Possible Outcome for You
JOY QUINONES
Principal and Director of Universal Lawyers
Joy Quinones has been practicing law for the past 14 years beginning her career as a university law lecturer across numerous prestigious universities in Sydney. Joy then became a respected court room advocate, representing Aboriginal people in remote communities across NSW including Walgett, Coonamble and Lightening Ridge. She is a confident and true defender of people's rights, fighting heavily for clients facing criminal charges across Australia. She has successfully represented clients in serious assault charges, traffic matters, defended hearings, apprehended violence matters, drug related charges and much more.
FAMILY LAW MATTERS
Joy is also confident in representing clients in family law matters and has particular interest in property settlement related matters.
RABIA BULLI
Criminal Defence Lawyer
Rabia Bulli is an exceptional criminal defence lawyer. Rabia has acted in some of the most serious and high profile matters. She has experience in all areas of crime including murder, sexual and indecent assault, drug importation and domestic violence. Rabia has instructed experienced barristers in District and Supreme Court trials, appearing herself as a solicitor advocate in trials. Rabia has achieved outstanding results for her clients.
ANNA PETRAKIS
Criminal Defence Lawyer
Anna Petrakis is a committed lawyer who fights to achieve exceptional results for her clients. She has experience in a range of traffic and criminal law matters, conducting defending hearings, sentencing matters, s 14 mental health applications in matters such as: assault, domestic violence offences, larceny, drugs, fraud and sexual assault charges.
SOPHIE PYRGIOTIS
Paralegal
Sophie Pyrgiotis is a dedicated paralegal undertaking a Bachelor of Law at the University of Technology, Sydney. Sophie has completed a Bachelor of Communication (Journalism and International Relations) from Charles Sturt University where she began her career as journalist in East Timor. Sophie is confident, well-spoken and has a passion for defending people’s rights in the areas of Criminal Law and Family Law.
