Queensland’s government announced, with some fanfare, its great delight at passing another series of law reforms in the areas of domestic and family violence. This, they say, is another step towards its commitment to help “make Queensland safer”. Of course, nobody in their right mind believes that actual violence against women is acceptable, and most […]
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Gabby King Congratulations to Gabby King, lawyer at TWC Lawyers, who has been nominated as a finalist in the Lawyers Weekly 30 under 30 awards for 2026. This prestigious nomination recognises lawyers across the country who are under 30 years of age for their achievements in the legal profession over the last 12 months. Gabby
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Niamh O’Dowd – Senior Associate Niamh is an accomplished and experienced Family Lawyer, having exclusively practiced in this area of law. Niamh was admitted as a solicitor to the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia in 2016. Highly regarded by her clients as being an astute advisor with her professional and
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Queensland’s government announced, with some fanfare, its great delight at passing another series of law reforms in the areas of domestic and family violence. This, they say, is another step towards its commitment to help “make Queensland safer”. Of course, nobody in their right mind believes that actual violence against women is acceptable, and most
Family Violence Reform, or Eroding Basic Rights? Read More »
In 2006, an exotic dancer named Crystal Mangum accused three male lacrosse players of raping her. The consequences were significant. Aside from the devasting personal consequences of being charged with such a crime, the lacrosse team coach was fired, the team’s 2006 season was cancelled, and personal reputations along the way were destroyed. In April
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Elizabeth Main – Partner Elizabeth has extensive experience in criminal defence law, traffic and drink driving law and domestic violence law. A highly regarded advocate, she prides herself on connecting with her clients, providing a non-judgmental and plain-English approach to best assist her clients, whilst tirelessly defending their rights in court. A testament to her
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Samuel Hwang – Partner Samuel is an experienced Criminal Defence lawyer who has successfully represented many clients in crippling situations with different backgrounds. He is well known for his ability to critically assess a case and meticulously implement the best course of action to achieve a desired outcome. This includes charges being downgraded or withdrawn
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Yasmin Elabbasi – Law Clerk Yasmin is currently a full-time student at Southern Cross University studying a Bachelor of Laws. Yasmin is currently working part-time as a Law Clerk whilst completing her studies and is passionate about law. Yasmin is also passionate about women’s rugby league and is currently playing first division with the Tweed
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Peter Gao – Paralegal Peter is currently employed part-time as a Paralegal at TWC Lawyers. He graduated from Griffith University with a Juris Doctor degree in July 2024 and is now pursuing a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice at Bond University, aiming for admission as a solicitor to the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2025.
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Charlotte Edwards – Law Clerk Charlotte has recently completed a Bachelor of Laws at the University of Southern Queensland. She intends to be admitted as a Solicitor in the Supreme Court of Queensland in January 2025. Charlotte is employed with the firm as Law Clerk and is working on a full-time basis. She has 5
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Scarlett Rowe – Law Clerk Scarlett graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) in July 2024. Scarlett aims to be admitted as a solicitor to the Supreme Court of Australia in 2025. Scarlett is currently working full-time as a Law Clerk with the firm. Scarlett has 4 years of experience
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In QLD, a person who has been arrested and charged with a criminal offense may be eligible for bail. Bail is a court order that allows a person to be released from custody while their criminal charges are pending. Whether to go for bail or not depends on various factors, such as the nature &
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Bianca McDuff – Senior Associate LLB, BBA, GradDip LP Bianca is admitted as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Queensland since 2015 and practises predominantly in the areas of Family Law and Domestic Violence. She holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice. Bianca is a dedicated and enthusiastic Solicitor,
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Ebony Barry – Legal Secretary – Family Law LLB (Hons), BBus (Management) Ebony graduated from Griffith University with a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Business in July 2021, and during her studies, she completed courses in family law and domestic violence. Ebony works as a legal secretary in our family law division at
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Grant joined TWC Lawyers in October 2020 and comes with great experience. Experience Grant is admitted as a Solicitor in the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia and practises exclusively in Family Law. With regular appearances before the Federal Circuit Court of Australia, Family Court of Australia and Magistrates Courts he
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