Amelia Beveridge

Special Counsel

Expertise
Family Law
Location
Melbourne
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Amelia was admitted in 2015 and practices exclusively in family law with a special interest in property settlements involving third party creditors, and parenting disputes involving international relocation and child abduction. She works with a range of clients, from high-net-worth individuals to providing pro bono advice.

'Each family law matter is different. I take time to understand my client’s objectives and then tailor an approach that maximises the prospect of achieving those objectives. I understand that the process is just as important as the outcome and therefore spend time ensuring that my clients understand and approve each step to be taken, processes utilised, and that they are comfortable with how their matter is being conducted.'

Amelia is a member of the Law Institute of Victoria and is on the Property & Maintenance, Courts Practice and the Family Law Accredited Specialist Advisory committees. Amelia has contributed to the Australian Veterinary Association Journal and presented at the Australian Veterinary Association Annual Conference in 2015 regarding family violence and the family pet. Amelia has also contributed to the Australian Family Lawyer.

'I am fortunate to work with clients from all aspects of life. That being said, I have engaged primarily with clients with matters involving complex corporate/business structures and significant financial issues. I enjoy working with these clients as the complexity of the financial issues are fascinating and it is rewarding to consider settlement options which translate to commercially sensible outcomes for families.'

Industry recognition:

  • Doyle's Guide - Family Law Rising Star, VIC in 2025
  • The Best Lawyers in Australia - Family Law, Melbourne since 2021
Qualifications
  • Accredited Specialist (Family Law)
Expertise

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