Team members
Our Solicitors
Slink & Keating was established in 1990 and as a boutique law firm, has successfully become one of the leading criminal law firms in the Dandenong legal precinct.
The firm’s Founders Arend Slink and Bernard R. Keating have been practicing as Law Institute of Victoria Accredited Criminal Law Specialists since 1994.
In February 2009 Karen Sheridan joined the firm as our Paralegal/Practice Manager and our legal aid expert then progressed to partner with Bernard Keating and is now Sole Owner/Director of the firm.
Tiffany Jansen joined Slink & Keating in February 2016 as a solicitor and is currently a Senior Solicitor.
Sarah Lenarcic joined Slink & Keating in July 2023 as a law student and is now a solicitor.
Alessia Ammendola-Mockridge joined our firm in September 2024 as a solicitor.
For more details, please see below staff profiles.
Arend Slink
Founder (Retired)
Bernard Keating
Founder (Retired)
Karen Sheridan
Owner/Director
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Why Choose Us
Specialised knowledge
Slink & Keating are Accredited Specialists in criminal law. Our solicitors are experienced in criminal law, child protection, intervention order proceedings and infringement matters.
We care!
At Slink & Keating you are not just a number. We will do everything we can to achieve the best possible outcome! We take pride and care about how your case is handled.
We will travel wherever you need us!
Slink & Keating appear in all metropolitan and country courts. Such as Children's and Magistrates' Court in Ringwood, Moorabbin, Melbourne, Heidelberg, Frankston, Dromana, Korumburra, Shepparton, LaTrobe Valley, Collingwood, Sunshine, Broadmeadows, Castlemaine, Geelong, Echuca, Warnambool and Sale to name a few. County Court in LaTrobe or Melbourne and Supreme Court.
We will work WITH you!
We will assist you by referring you to any programs, courses, services for homelessness and medical professionals when required. This may sometimes also lead to referrals to court based programs such as CISP bail, ARC and the Drug Court.