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Accredited Family Law Specialist
Justine Clark
Recognised in Doyles’ Guide, trained by Michael Taussig QC, after working as a legal associate to His Honour Justice...
Principal
Accredited Family Law Specialist
Brynne Allen
She believes that each client is unique with their own set of circumstances that requires careful consideration She is...
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Accredited Family Law Specialist
Tineka Winter
Since her admission in 2016, Tineka has worked exclusively in family law Prior to commencing practice as a solicitor,...
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LLB (Hons), BA, GDLP, FDRP
Eliza Panckridge
Having worked in private practice as a family lawyer, as a Judge’s associate at the Federal Circuit and Family Court...
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