- Now Booking - Jun intake open
- Bundall, Gold Coast · QLD
A calm, structured space to resolve family, business, and property matters — guided by mediators with backgrounds in psychology, family law, and social work. Most matters are resolved in four to eight weeks, without seeing the inside of a courtroom.
Practice experience across family & child-protection jurisdictions
Of matters reach agreement without proceeding to court
Typical time from first call to signed agreement
In person on the Gold Coast, online everywhere else
Full-scope mediation and dispute resolution, delivered through two practice areas. Every matter is handled by a tertiary-qualified practitioner with multi-disciplinary training in psychology, family law, and counselling.
A confidential, court-recognised process for separating couples — helping parents and former partners reach durable agreements without litigation.
Structured mediation for business, workplace, and civil matters — a neutral process designed to preserve working relationships wherever possible.
A free, confidential 15-minute call to understand your situation and confirm whether mediation is the right path forward.
Individual intake sessions with each party, followed by joint mediation sessions in person or via secure video.
A written parenting plan, financial agreement, or Section 60I certificate — depending on the path your matter takes.
A practice built on care, confidentiality, and rigour. Four reasons clients choose us as a first step before — or instead of — court.
NMAS & FDRP registered with the Attorney-General’s Department. Compliant with the Federal Circuit & Family Court of Australia.
A protected legal process under the Family Law Act. What’s said in mediation, stays in mediation — by law, without exception.
Over a decade across the Children’s Court, Federal Circuit & Family Court, and Domestic & Family Violence jurisdictions.
Therapeutic case management informed by psychology and counselling — so every resolution is informed and sustainable.
Lauren’s specialty sits at the intersection of psychology and family law. Her practice brings a robust, therapeutically-informed lens to FDR and Mediation — helping clients reach durable agreements at one of the hardest points of their lives. The work is quiet, deliberate, and never rushed.
Family Dispute Resolution Practitioner — Attorney-General’s Dept.
Nationally Accredited Mediator — MSB Standards
Family Law & Psychology — University of Queensland
Court, child protection & community sector experience
