31/07/2026
There’s no place like home...
This is especially so after an exceptionally busy week appearing in the Federal Circuit and Family Court in Brisbane. Navigating complex proceedings in the states capital on a regular basis is a vital and rewarding part of our practice. Despite this, nothing beats the feeling of leaving the concrete corridors behind and returning to the familiar, peaceful, heritage lined streets of our home base.
Stepping between Brisbane and Maryborough offers a lesson in Queensland’s early settlement history. While Brisbane’s origin began in 1824 as a harsh, isolated penal colony before eventually evolving into the government capital, Maryborough carved out a different but equally important path on its river banks. Established in 1847 as a wool port, Maryborough rapidly grew into one of Queensland’s primary industrial gateways and at one stage, was considered the second major immigration port of entry only after Sydney. In the early years, Maryborough played a foundational role in building the infrastructure and prosperity of the Sunshine State.
That rich historical tradition of being a regional hub continues today. Geographically and strategically, Maryborough remains a perfectly positioned base for our law practice. Operating from here allows us to seamlessly bridge the gap between the south east and central parts of Queensland.
We consider ourselves truly blessed to live, work and operate from such a historic and beautiful region. Being grounded here gives us the perspective and energy needed to constantly handle complex legal matters across various parts of Queensland without ever losing our personal, down to earth and dedicated approach that our clients rely on and trust. No matter how many kilometres we cover in a week, bringing strong, steadfast advocacy wherever we are will always be at the heart of what we do.