Gold Coast Family Lawyers News Your Gold Coast Family Lawyers are pleased to announce that on Tuesday 22 August, the Hon Chief Justice Alstergren AO officially launched the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia’s Family Violence and Voice of the Child animated short films. The Court welcomed Tarang Chawla, Victorian Multicultural Commissioner as a guest speaker. Commissioner Chawla urged people to “share the videos widely, refer to them in your work, share them with your peers’.

For the fourth year running, Quinn Family Law are honoured to be listed in the prestigious Doyles Guide as a Recommended Leading Family & Divorce Law Firm on the Gold Coast for 2023. ‘The 2023 listing of leading Gold Coast Family & Divorce Law Firms details firms practising within the areas of family law, matrimonial, parenting, property and spousal maintenance matters in the Queensland legal market who have been identified by their peers for their

For the third year running, Quinn Family Law are honoured to be listed in the prestigious Doyles Guide as a Recommended Leading Family & Divorce Law Firm on the Gold Coast for 2022. ‘The 2022 listing of leading Gold Coast Family & Divorce Law Firms details firms practising within the areas of family law, matrimonial, parenting, property and spousal maintenance matters in the Queensland legal market who have been identified by their peers for their

Quinn Family Law are honoured to be listed in the prestigious 2021 Doyles Guide as a Leading Family Law Firm Gold Coast. It is the second consecutive year that QFL has been named as a Recommended Family Law Firm on the Gold Coast, following our Legal Practitioner Director, Clare Quinn deciding to hang her own shingle in October 2018 after working for 10 years as a family lawyer at other leading local firms. ‘The 2021

The QFL Team wish to congratulate our Gold Coast Family Lawyer and Senior Associate, Ella Thomas for her election to the Queensland Law Society Future Leaders (FLC) Committee for 2021. Ella was one of only 11 committee members elected to the FLC Committee from a pool of 68 remarkable nominees. To be eligible to run for election and/or vote in the election, nominees/voters were to be full Queensland Law Society members and either 35 years