From the Founder

If you’re reading this, you’re likely facing something you didn’t plan for.

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Whether separation has come suddenly or after months of uncertainty, you’re probably carrying more questions than answers. What happens to the children? What does this mean for your finances? What should you do next?

After more than 15 years practising exclusively in family law, I’ve guided hundreds of individuals, professionals, business owners and parents through these moments. While every family’s circumstances are different, almost everyone arrives feeling uncertain about where to begin.

Early in my career, I worked within some of Australia’s leading law firms, advising clients on complex family law matters. The experience shaped the lawyer I am today, but it also reinforced an important belief.

When people are making decisions that will affect their children, their financial future and the next chapter of their lives, they deserve more than excellent legal advice. They deserve continuity, accessibility and a trusted adviser who genuinely knows their circumstances.

Once you understand your position, your options and the path ahead, the situation usually becomes far more manageable. Clarity replaces uncertainty and allows you to make informed decisions with confidence.

Every family law matter is different, and every outcome depends on its own circumstances. What remains consistent is the importance of having clear advice, a considered strategy and an experienced lawyer who understands what’s at stake.

At Orion, you’ll work directly with a senior lawyer who knows your matter, explains your options in plain English and provides practical guidance at every stage. Our role is to help you move forward with confidence while protecting what matters most to you and your family.

We intentionally take on fewer matters so we can provide the level of strategic thinking, responsiveness and personal attention that complex family law matters demand. You’ll never be passed between multiple lawyers or left wondering who is responsible for your case. The person advising you is the person leading your matter.

If you’re not ready to have a conversation today, that’s perfectly okay. Take your time. Explore our resources and learn more about the process.
But when you are ready, even if it’s just to ask a question, we are here.”