Alyson Gale

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Alyson Gale, Partner and Family Lawyer at Resolve Conflict, Melbourne

Alyson is a Partner and Family Lawyer at Resolve Conflict, bringing over a decade of experience and expertise in navigating the complexities of family law. Her journey with Resolve Conflict began in 2010 as a paralegal while completing her Master of Laws (Juris Doctor) at Monash University. During her studies, Alyson distinguished herself as one of two representatives of Monash University in the prestigious International Commercial Mediation Competition in Paris, where her team earned the award for Best Mediation Strategy among 66 international universities. Graduating with Honours in October 2015, Alyson transitioned into an Associate Family Lawyer and continued to practice at Resolve Conflict, until 2021 when she became a Partner of the firm.

Alyson is highly regarded for her dedication to parenting matters, particularly cases involving parental alienation and parental estrangement. She has successfully represented her clients in achieving significant outcomes, including changes of residence and securing Orders to reunite estranged parents with their children. Her empathetic approach and unwavering advocacy have made a profound impact on the lives of families navigating these challenging situations.

Her practice encompasses a broad range of family law issues, including general parenting and children’s matters, parenting relocation matters, matters involving family violence including coercive control in both parenting and property, surrogacy and donor agreements, prenuptial and relationship agreements, complex property disputes, and all stages of Intervention Order proceedings including Intervention Order trials and appeals to the County Court. Alyson’s meticulous attention to detail and deep understanding of family dynamics ensure her clients’ rights and interests are effectively represented.

As a skilled negotiator and an experienced litigator, together with her training in collaborative law and mediation, Alyson is uniquely equipped to guide her clients through the family court system with expertise and compassion. Whilst passionately advocating for her clients in Court when necessary, she is equally committed to resolving disputes collaboratively, often helping families reach meaningful settlements without the need for litigation. Alyson’s ability to balance zealous representation with a focus on harmonious resolutions underscores her commitment to securing the best possible outcomes for her clients.


Qualifications

  • Masters of Law (Juris Doctor) at Monash University.
    Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice
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Alyson Gale, Partner at Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers, Melbourne, Specialises In High-Conflict Parenting Matters.

Alyson joined Resolve Conflict in 2010 and has practised exclusively in family law for her entire career. Her appointment as a Partner in 2021 followed more than a decade of building specialist expertise in the cases that demand the most from a family lawyer. Her practice extends to the forward-looking end of family law and doesn't believe in proceeding directly to court when there is a case for mediation and conflict resolution to bring the best outcome for the family and children.

Credentials Forged in Competition, Refined in Practice

Before Alyson Gale had argued a single case in a Melbourne courtroom, she was competing on an international stage.

During her studies at Monash University, Alyson was selected as one of only two Monash representatives to participate in the International Commercial Mediation Competition in Paris, one of the world's most prestigious student legal competitions. Her team was awarded Best Mediation Strategy from a field of 66 universities across the globe. It was a result that spoke not just to academic ability, but to the kind of strategic thinking and composed advocacy under pressure that would come to define her legal career.

She graduated with Honours from her Master of Laws (Juris Doctor) in 2015 and has remained at Resolve Conflict ever since, the only firm she has ever practised in. That is not a circumstance. It is a deliberate choice that reflects both her commitment to family law as a discipline and the environment Resolve Conflict has built: one where complex matters are handled with genuine expertise, and where the long-term well-being of families is always the measure of success.

In a profession where lawyers move frequently, and specialisation is often claimed rather than earned, Alyson's 15-year tenure at a single firm, focused exclusively on family law, is a distinction that matters to clients navigating some of the hardest moments of their lives.


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Melbourne Family Law Firm, Resolve Conflict Names High-Conflict Specialist Alyson Gale as Partner

Melbourne family law firm Resolve Conflict appointed Alyson Gale as Partner in 2021, recognising her as one of Victoria's leading family lawyers in high-conflict parenting matters, parental estrangement, family violence and coercive control, intervention order proceedings, County Court appeals, parent relocation, property settlement, surrogacy contracts, donor agreements, and prenuptial agreements.

Alyson Gale's appointment reflects both her depth of experience and the growing demand for specialist legal representation in some of Victoria's most complex and emotionally charged family law matters.


Alyson joined Resolve Conflict in 2010 and has practised exclusively in family law for her entire career. Her appointment as a Partner in 2021 followed more than a decade of building specialist expertise in the cases that demand the most from a family lawyer, matters involving parental estrangement, resist/refuse dynamics, family violence, coercive control, intervention orders, and children with neurodiverse or complex needs.

A Specialist in the Cases Others Find Hardest

Alyson Gale's practice sits at the intersection of law, child wellbeing, and human behaviour. She is known for taking on high-stakes, deeply contested, and emotionally charged matters and for bringing both strategic clarity and genuine care to each of them.

Her areas of specialist expertise include parental estrangement and alienating behaviours, where she acts in applications for change of residence and court orders to restore fractured parent-child relationships. She also handles parent relocation disputes, both interstate and international, and is experienced in matters involving neurodiverse children and families with unique needs.

"These are the cases where the legal outcome really matters," said Catherine Gale, Managing Partner at Resolve Conflict. "Alyson brings a level of expertise, precision, and care to complex parenting matters that is genuinely rare. Her appointment as Partner reflects the calibre of her work and the trust our clients place in her."

Family Violence, Coercive Control, and Intervention Orders

Family violence and coercive control are present in a significant proportion of contested family law matters in Victoria, and they shape outcomes in ways that are not always visible from the outside.

Alyson acts in family law proceedings where family violence and coercive control are a factor, including parenting matters, property settlements, and intervention order proceedings. She understands how controlling behaviour operates within families and how to present its impact effectively within the legal process.

Her experience extends to intervention order trials and appeals to the County Court of Victoria, providing clients with representation across the full scope of family violence proceedings, from initial application through to appellate review.

Family Law and Mediation: Knowing When Not to Go to Court

Resolve Conflict is built on a resolution-first philosophy. The firm, led by Managing Partner Catherine Gale, a Nationally Accredited Mediator and former President of both the Law Institute of Victoria and the Law Council of Australia, has long held that mediation and negotiated outcomes serve most families better than litigation.

Alyson Gale is formally trained in both collaborative law and mediation, and works within this philosophy in practice. Where a negotiated or mediated outcome genuinely serves her clients, particularly where children are involved, and co-parenting relationships need to survive the legal process, she pursues it with the same rigour she would bring to court.

Where court is unavoidable, she litigates decisively.

Property Settlement Where Safety Is a Factor

Property settlement following separation is rarely simple. In matters where family violence, coercive control, or financial manipulation have shaped the relationship, the legal and evidentiary challenges are even greater.

Alyson acts in property settlement matters where power imbalance and safety are present concerns. Her understanding of how coercive control intersects with financial relationships allows her to identify and address issues within proceedings that might otherwise go unrecognised.

Prenuptial Agreements, Surrogacy Contracts, and Donor Agreements

Alyson's practice also extends to matters at the forward-looking end of family law. She advises clients on prenuptial agreements - formally known as Binding Financial Agreements under Australian law, providing the kind of careful, independent legal advice that makes these agreements both valid and enforceable.

She also acts in surrogacy contracts and donor agreements, as well as disputes arising from these arrangements, reflecting the firm's commitment to serving all modern family structures with equal expertise and respect.

15 Years. One Firm. One Focus.

Alyson Gale's career has been built entirely at Resolve Conflict. That 15-year tenure within a single firm, focused exclusively on family law, represents a depth of knowledge and continuity that is increasingly uncommon in legal practice.

She completed her Master of Laws (Juris Doctor) at Monash University, graduating with Honours in 2015. During her studies, she was selected as one of two Monash University representatives to compete in the International Commercial Mediation Competition in Paris, where her team was awarded Best Mediation Strategy from a field of 66 international universities, an early and telling indicator of the strategic instincts that have defined her practice.

About Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers

Resolve Conflict is a Melbourne-based family law and mediation firm located at Level 24, 459 Collins Street, Melbourne. The firm's team of experienced Partners and lawyers work across all areas of family and children's law, including parenting matters, property and financial settlements, family law and mediation, family violence, intervention orders, parent relocation, surrogacy and donor agreements, and prenuptial agreements, guided by a resolution-first philosophy that prioritises practical outcomes for families and children.

Resolve Conflict offers a complimentary 15-minute phone consultation for new clients.

Phone: (03) 9620 0088

Email: info@resolveconflict.com.au

Website: resolveconflict.com.au

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The Bank of Mum and Dad: Why More Australian Families Are Turning to Prenuptial Agreements to Protect Family Wealth

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The Bank of Mum and Dad: Why More Australian Families Are Turning to Prenuptial Agreements to Protect Family Wealth

With parents and grandparents contributing more than ever to home deposits, businesses and inheritances, protecting family wealth has become a growing concern. Increasingly, couples are asking "prenuptial agreement – what is it?" and whether a pre nuptial agreement in Australia could help safeguard assets before or during a relationship. Understanding your options early may help avoid costly disputes and simplify any future family law and property settlement or financial settlement after divorce

The Rise of the Bank of Mum and Dad

Buying a home has never been more difficult.

Across Australia, many first-home buyers are relying on financial assistance from parents and grandparents to purchase a property or establish financial stability. The so-called "Bank of Mum and Dad" has become one of Australia's largest informal lenders, helping children with deposits, mortgage repayments, gifts, loans and even family business investments.

While these contributions are often made with the best intentions, they also raise an important question.

What happens if the relationship later breaks down?

For many families, protecting intergenerational wealth has become just as important as helping loved ones achieve financial independence.

Prenuptial Agreement – What Is It?

One of the first questions many couples ask is:

What is Prenuptial agreement ?

In Australia, what many people commonly call a prenuptial agreement is usually a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) under the Family Law Act

These agreements allow couples to determine how certain assets, liabilities and financial resources will be managed if their relationship ends.

Contrary to popular belief, they are not only for wealthy individuals or celebrities.

Couples entering a relationship with:

  • Family financial assistance
  • Businesses
  • Farms
  • Trusts
  • Investments
  • Inheritance expectations
  • Significant existing assets

may all benefit from obtaining advice about whether a financial agreement is appropriate for their circumstances.

Why More Australians Are Considering a Pre Nuptial Agreement

A pre nuptial agreement in Australia is becoming increasingly common because financial relationships have changed.

Many couples enter relationships later in life with existing property, children from previous relationships or established careers.

Others receive substantial financial support from parents and grandparents.

Rather than assuming assets will automatically remain protected, many families prefer to have clear agreements in place from the beginning.

Open conversations about finances can provide greater certainty for everyone involved.

Avoiding Uncertainty During Family Law and Property Settlement

If a relationship ends, separating couples often need to resolve a family law and property settlement.

Without prior agreements, negotiations may involve lengthy disclosure processes, differing expectations and significant legal costs.

While every matter depends on its own circumstances, a properly prepared Binding Financial Agreement may reduce uncertainty by documenting how certain assets should be treated if separation occurs.

That certainty can assist couples in avoiding unnecessary conflict and preserving important family relationships.

Financial Settlement After Divorce

Every financial settlement after divorce is different.

Australian family law considers a range of factors including contributions made by each party, future needs and the overall justice and equity of the outcome.

A financial agreement does not automatically prevent disputes, nor is every agreement enforceable.  To be legally binding, strict legislative requirements must be met, including both parties obtaining independent legal advice.

This is why obtaining advice from experienced prenup lawyers in Melbourne or a qualified prenuptial agreement lawyer before signing any agreement is essential.

Why Choosing the Right Lawyer Matters

Binding Financial Agreements are technical legal documents.

Small drafting errors or failures to comply with legislative requirements can affect whether an agreement is ultimately enforceable.

Whether you are protecting family wealth, preserving business interests or safeguarding future inheritances, obtaining advice from an experienced prenup attorney, prenuptial agreement attorney or prenuptial agreement lawyer who regularly practises in family law can provide confidence that your agreement has been prepared correctly.

Every relationship is different.

Alyson Gale, Partner and Family Lawyer, Resolve Conflict Lawyers and Mediators says, Every agreement should reflect the unique circumstances of the couple involved."

Protecting Relationships, Not Just Assets

Some people mistakenly believe discussing a financial agreement means expecting a relationship to fail.

In reality, many couples see these discussions as part of responsible financial planning.

Clear expectations, honest conversations and independent legal advice can strengthen communication and reduce uncertainty.

Planning for the unexpected is no different from taking out insurance or preparing a Will.

It is about creating certainty, not predicting failure.

Experienced Advice from Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers and Mediators

Resolve Conflict regularly advise clients about Binding Financial Agreements, property matters and financial settlement after divorce.

Whether you are entering a new relationship, protecting assistance provided by the Bank of Mum and Dad or seeking advice during a family law and property settlement, our experienced prenup lawyers based in Melbourne, Victoria can explain your options clearly and help you make informed decisions.

The best agreements are often prepared long before conflict arises, providing certainty, protecting family wealth and giving everyone greater confidence about the future.

Read more in this article titled by The Bank of Mum and Dad, Prenups and Protecting Family Wealth

Author: Alyson Gale, Partner

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Don't Let a Headline Stop You Seeking Safety: Understanding Hague Convention Cases and Family Violence

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Family Violence, International Relocation and the Hague Convention: Why Every Case Deserves Individual Legal Advice

A recent television headline has caused concern for many victim-survivors of family violence. Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers and Mediators explain why Hague Convention cases are far more complex than a headline suggests—and why no one should avoid seeking safety because of misinformation.

When Should You Separate? There Is No One-Size-Fits-All Answer

There is rarely a simple answer to the question, "When should I separate?"

Every relationship is different. Every family has its own history, challenges and strengths. While some situations require immediate action to ensure safety, many others involve difficult decisions that deserve careful thought before proceeding with divorce and legal separation.

Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers & Mediators, we regularly assist individuals and families who are considering separation, have recently separated, or require advice about parenting and financial arrangements. In many cases, clients have already decided that separation is inevitable. Others simply want to understand their legal position before making life-changing decisions.

Obtaining experienced family legal advice early allows people to understand their rights, responsibilities and available options before emotions and conflict make matters more difficult.

Safety Always Comes First When It Comes to Family Law

Where there is family violence, coercive control, abuse or serious safety concerns, protecting yourself and your children must always be the priority.

Likewise, if ongoing conflict is causing harm to children, separation may be the healthiest option for everyone involved.

Every family's circumstances are unique, and obtaining advice from an experienced family lawyers law firm can help you understand the legal protections and support available.

Separation Is Not Always a Simple Solution

Many people hope separation will solve every problem within their relationship.  Sometimes it does.

Sometimes people experience enormous relief and begin building healthier, happier lives.

However, separation also introduces new challenges that many people do not anticipate:

  • Two households instead of one.
  • Increased financial pressures.
  • Parenting across separate homes.
  • Changes to friendships and family relationships.
  • Housing uncertainty.
  • Emotional adjustment for both parents and children.

Whether you ultimately remain together or separate, the decision deserves careful consideration.

Exploring Every Available Option When Considering Separation

Relationship counselling, parenting support, individual therapy and relationship education can often provide valuable tools for couples experiencing difficult periods.

Not every relationship can or should be saved.

However, before making permanent decisions, many couples benefit from asking themselves:

  • Have we genuinely explored counselling?
  • Have we addressed our own personal challenges?
  • Have we learned healthier ways to communicate?
  • Have we exhausted the available options?

Sometimes those conversations strengthen relationships.

Sometimes they provide clarity that separation is the right path.

Both outcomes can be positive.

Understanding the Legal Process When Separating

If separation becomes necessary, obtaining early legal advice can make a significant difference.

An experienced family law Melbourne practitioner can explain your legal rights regarding parenting arrangements, property settlement, child support and financial matters.

Many separating couples also benefit from formalising arrangements through a separation agreement or discussing whether a separation financial agreement (Binding Financial Agreement) is appropriate for their circumstances.

For couples who have lived together without marrying, advice about a defacto separation agreement may also be important to protect financial interests and clarify future obligations.

Every family's circumstances differ, making tailored legal advice essential.

Compassionate Guidance Through Difficult Decisions When A Relationship Breaks Down To The Point Of Separation

Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers and Mediators role is not to persuade people to remain in relationships or encourage separation.  Our role is to provide practical, compassionate guidance so clients can make informed decisions that promote safety, wellbeing and the best possible future for themselves and their children.

If you are searching for family law near me, our experienced team provides trusted advice across all aspects of separation, parenting disputes, property settlements and family dispute resolution.

Sometimes the right future is together.

Sometimes it is apart.

Either way, thoughtful decisions supported by experienced legal advice provide the strongest foundation for moving forward.

Read more in this article titled by When Should You Separate? A Family Lawyer’s Perspective

Author: Alyson Gale, Partner

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Don't Let a Headline Stop You Seeking Safety: Understanding Hague Convention Cases and Family Violence

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Family Violence, International Relocation and the Hague Convention: Why Every Case Deserves Individual Legal Advice

A recent television headline has caused concern for many victim-survivors of family violence. Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers and Mediators explain why Hague Convention cases are far more complex than a headline suggests—and why no one should avoid seeking safety because of misinformation.

A recent 60 Minutes episode has sparked widespread discussion about the Hague Convention, with headlines suggesting that children are routinely returned to "dangerous dads."

While attention-grabbing headlines often simplify complex legal issues, they can unintentionally create fear for people already experiencing family violence.

The team at Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers and Mediators believe it is important that people understand how these cases are actually determined under Australian law.

The Hague Convention exists to deal with international child abduction by providing a legal framework for returning children to their country of habitual residence so parenting matters can usually be determined there. It is not a law that automatically places children in the care of an abusive parent.

Australian courts carefully examine each case on its individual facts. Allegations of family violence receive significant judicial scrutiny, and the Convention itself contains important safeguards where returning a child would expose them to a grave risk of physical or psychological harm.

If you are experiencing family violence, you should not assume that seeking safety will automatically result in your children being returned overseas or placed in an unsafe environment. Every matter depends on its own evidence, circumstances and the legal protections available.

Whether you are concerned about family law child custody, family law custody rights, or require advice regarding family violence intervention orders Victoria, obtaining specialist legal advice as early as possible is essential.

International parenting matters often involve urgent decisions about relocation, parenting arrangements and interim orders family law applications. Acting without legal advice can significantly affect your options and your case.

Many people searching online for answers are also asking questions such as "I want a divorce," "When should I choose litigation instead of mediation in family law?" or "Who are the best family lawyers in Melbourne for mediation and litigation?"  The answer depends entirely on your individual circumstances.

While many family disputes can be resolved through mediation and negotiated agreements, some matters involving serious allegations of family violence, international child relocation or urgent parenting concerns require experienced representation by a family law litigation attorney.

The Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers and Mediators experienced team provides practical advice across all aspects of family law, including family law divorce lawyers, parenting disputes, property settlements, alimony spousal support, intervention orders and complex international family law matters.

Our approach is always to pursue resolution where appropriate while ensuring we are fully prepared to protect our clients' interests in court whenever litigation becomes necessary.

If you are uncertain about your legal rights or are worried that a media headline reflects your situation, don't rely on social media or public commentary. Obtain advice from one of the top family lawyers Melbourne families trust to provide clear, practical guidance tailored to your circumstances.

No one should remain in an unsafe situation because they misunderstand how the law operates.

Read the full article and watch the 60 Minutes episode on 9Now here:

https://www.resolveconflict.com.au/dont-let-a-headline-stop-you-seeking-safety/

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Melbourne Family Law Firm, Resolve Conflict Names High-Conflict Specialist Alyson Gale as Partner

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Melbourne Family Law Firm, Resolve Conflict Names High-Conflict Specialist Alyson Gale as Partner

Melbourne family law firm Resolve Conflict appointed Alyson Gale as Partner in 2021, recognising her as one of Victoria's leading family lawyers in high-conflict parenting matters, parental estrangement, family violence and coercive control, intervention order proceedings, County Court appeals, parent relocation, property settlement, surrogacy contracts, donor agreements, and prenuptial agreements.

Alyson Gale's appointment reflects both her depth of experience and the growing demand for specialist legal representation in some of Victoria's most complex and emotionally charged family law matters.


Alyson joined Resolve Conflict in 2010 and has practised exclusively in family law for her entire career. Her appointment as a Partner in 2021 followed more than a decade of building specialist expertise in the cases that demand the most from a family lawyer, matters involving parental estrangement, resist/refuse dynamics, family violence, coercive control, intervention orders, and children with neurodiverse or complex needs.

A Specialist in the Cases Others Find Hardest

Alyson Gale's practice sits at the intersection of law, child wellbeing, and human behaviour. She is known for taking on high-stakes, deeply contested, and emotionally charged matters and for bringing both strategic clarity and genuine care to each of them.

Her areas of specialist expertise include parental estrangement and alienating behaviours, where she acts in applications for change of residence and court orders to restore fractured parent-child relationships. She also handles parent relocation disputes, both interstate and international, and is experienced in matters involving neurodiverse children and families with unique needs.

"These are the cases where the legal outcome really matters," said Catherine Gale, Managing Partner at Resolve Conflict. "Alyson brings a level of expertise, precision, and care to complex parenting matters that is genuinely rare. Her appointment as Partner reflects the calibre of her work and the trust our clients place in her."

Family Violence, Coercive Control, and Intervention Orders

Family violence and coercive control are present in a significant proportion of contested family law matters in Victoria, and they shape outcomes in ways that are not always visible from the outside.

Alyson acts in family law proceedings where family violence and coercive control are a factor, including parenting matters, property settlements, and intervention order proceedings. She understands how controlling behaviour operates within families and how to present its impact effectively within the legal process.

Her experience extends to intervention order trials and appeals to the County Court of Victoria, providing clients with representation across the full scope of family violence proceedings, from initial application through to appellate review.

Family Law and Mediation: Knowing When Not to Go to Court

Resolve Conflict is built on a resolution-first philosophy. The firm, led by Managing Partner Catherine Gale, a Nationally Accredited Mediator and former President of both the Law Institute of Victoria and the Law Council of Australia, has long held that mediation and negotiated outcomes serve most families better than litigation.

Alyson Gale is formally trained in both collaborative law and mediation, and works within this philosophy in practice. Where a negotiated or mediated outcome genuinely serves her clients, particularly where children are involved, and co-parenting relationships need to survive the legal process, she pursues it with the same rigour she would bring to court.

Where court is unavoidable, she litigates decisively.

Property Settlement Where Safety Is a Factor

Property settlement following separation is rarely simple. In matters where family violence, coercive control, or financial manipulation have shaped the relationship, the legal and evidentiary challenges are even greater.

Alyson acts in property settlement matters where power imbalance and safety are present concerns. Her understanding of how coercive control intersects with financial relationships allows her to identify and address issues within proceedings that might otherwise go unrecognised.

Prenuptial Agreements, Surrogacy Contracts, and Donor Agreements

Alyson's practice also extends to matters at the forward-looking end of family law. She advises clients on prenuptial agreements - formally known as Binding Financial Agreements under Australian law, providing the kind of careful, independent legal advice that makes these agreements both valid and enforceable.

She also acts in surrogacy contracts and donor agreements, as well as disputes arising from these arrangements, reflecting the firm's commitment to serving all modern family structures with equal expertise and respect.

15 Years. One Firm. One Focus.

Alyson Gale's career has been built entirely at Resolve Conflict. That 15-year tenure within a single firm, focused exclusively on family law, represents a depth of knowledge and continuity that is increasingly uncommon in legal practice.

She completed her Master of Laws (Juris Doctor) at Monash University, graduating with Honours in 2015. During her studies, she was selected as one of two Monash University representatives to compete in the International Commercial Mediation Competition in Paris, where her team was awarded Best Mediation Strategy from a field of 66 international universities, an early and telling indicator of the strategic instincts that have defined her practice.

About Resolve Conflict Family Lawyers

Resolve Conflict is a Melbourne-based family law and mediation firm located at Level 24, 459 Collins Street, Melbourne. The firm's team of experienced Partners and lawyers work across all areas of family and children's law, including parenting matters, property and financial settlements, family law and mediation, family violence, intervention orders, parent relocation, surrogacy and donor agreements, and prenuptial agreements, guided by a resolution-first philosophy that prioritises practical outcomes for families and children.

Resolve Conflict offers a complimentary 15-minute phone consultation for new clients.

Phone: (03) 9620 0088

Email: info@resolveconflict.com.au

Website: resolveconflict.com.au

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