Announcement of new Family Law Special Counsel – Brynne Allen

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Brynne Allen as Special Counsel in Family Law at Tisher Liner FC Law.

Brynne is an experienced family lawyer, a skilled litigator and negotiator. From her admission as a solicitor in 2011 in New South Wales, Brynne has practiced exclusively in family law in some of Sydney and Melbourne’s preeminent boutique family law firms. Her approach is to ensure that her clients are equipped with the advice and knowledge they require to navigate each and every step of the family law process.

Please join Tisher Liner FC Law and family law Principal Justine Clark in welcoming Brynne to the team. If you have any family law queries, please do not hesitate to contact our family law team.

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