If you think Law School is hard, wait until you're competing for a job. The best jobs go to those with the best results. That generally means the best thinking, the best arguments and the best preparation- flashy graphics and smart websites have little to do with it.

In 2009 there were 55,000 lawyers in Australia and another 27,000 law students waiting to join their ranks. Since then, even more law schools have opened in Australia and the job market has tightened considerably.

Having written textbooks - including one on study methods for law students - and do-it-yourself kits, run a practice of my own, taught at uni, lectured at TAFE and written for all sorts of journals and magazines, I think I can help you achieve your best. Many past students agree- click here to see what they say!

Explore this site to find out why.

(Hint: get your idea over with fewer words - it's the sign of a clearer-thinking mind).

Link here to see my author profile taken from my publisher's website (smokeball.com.au) - you can also download my Ph.D thesis on legal education from my publisher's website. My published textbooks and practice guides include the areas of Retail Tenancy Law, Binding Financial Agreements under the Family Law Act, Consumer Debt (first published by Legal Aid Victoria in 1993), Bankruptcy, Commercial Construction Contracts, Do-it-Yourself Motor Vehicle Claims in Victoria (first published by Nunawading Legal Service in 1991), and Loan Agreements under the Uniform Consumer Credit Code.