Lisa Sarmas

Articled Clerk and then Solicitor, Corrs Chambers Westgarth.

Senior Lecturer and Director, JD Program, Melbourne Law School.

• Sarmas, Lisa and Fehlberg, Belinda, ‘Bankruptcy and the Family Home: the Impact of Recent Developments’ (2016) 40 Melbourne University Law Review 288 – 323.
• Sarmas, Lisa, ‘The Resulting Trust and the Family Home in Australia: The End of the Road?’ (2015) 9 Journal of Equity 264-280.
• Sarmas, Lisa, ‘Trustees of the Property of Cummins-Judgment’ in H Douglas et al (ed), Australian Feminist Judgements, (Hart Publishing 2014) 212 – 223.
• Sarmas, Lisa, ‘Trusts, Third Parties and the Family Home: Six Years Since Cummins and Confusion Still Reigns’ (2012) 36 Melbourne University Law Review 216 – 249.
• Sarmas, Lisa, ‘A New Historiography for an Old Tale: Re-Reading the Clash of Jurisdictions’ (2011) 13 Flinders Law Journal 27 – 51.
• Sarmas, Lisa, ‘Women and Trusts’ in P Easteal (ed), Women and the Law in Australia, (LexisNexis Butterworths 2010) 464 – 481.
• Sarmas, Lisa, ‘Mixed Messages on Sexual Assault and the Statute of Limitations: Stingel v Clark, the Ipp ‘Reforms’ and an Argument for Change’ (2008) 32 Melbourne University Law Review 609 – 638.
• Sarmas, Lisa, ‘Practising Feminism: What’s a Wog Girl Like Me Doing in a Place Like This?’ (2000) 14 Australian Feminist Law Journal 90 – 99.
• Sarmas, Lisa, ‘A Response to Justice Peter Heerey’ (1998) 3 Newcastle Law Review 82 – 93.
• Sarmas, Lisa, ‘Uncovering Issues of Sexual Violence in Equity and Trusts Law’ (1995) 6 Legal Education Review 207 – 218.
• Sarmas, Lisa, ‘Storytelling and the Law: A Case Study of Louth v Diprose’ (1994) 19 Melbourne University Law Review 701 – 728.
• Sarmas, Lisa, ‘A Step in the Wrong Direction: The Emergence on Gender “Neutrality” in the Equitable Presumption of Advancement’ (1994) 19 Melbourne University Law Review 758 -767.

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