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Christiana Michaels TGB Lawyers

Christiana Michaels

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Christiana joined Tindall Gask Bentley in 2022 and was admitted to practice as a lawyer following the completion of her studies later that year. Since that time, Christiana has built a strong family law practice, representing clients in a broad range of family law matters including parenting disputes, property settlements, divorce and spousal maintenance.

Christiana takes a strategic and pragmatic approach to achieving outcomes that protect her clients’ interests while remaining focused on the long-term wellbeing and priorities of their families. She is dedicated to ensuring her clients understand each step of the process and have their questions answered promptly.

Known for her approachable and compassionate nature, Christiana understands that every client’s circumstances are unique. She is committed to providing realistic, practical advice and ensuring her clients feel supported, informed and empowered throughout every stage of their matter. Her goal is to help clients move forward with confidence and achieve the best possible outcome for their future.

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Christiana Michaels TGB Lawyers

Christiana Michaels

Associate

My qualifications

  • Bachelor of Laws (LLB) – University of Adelaide (2021)
  • Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice – University of Adelaide (2022)
  • Bachelor of Media – University of Adelaide (2021)

My areas of expertise

Family Law:

  • Matrimonial and De facto relationships
  • Divorce
  • Property settlements
  • Children’s matters
  • Child Support
  • Spousal maintenance

My professional interests

  • Member of Law Society of South Australia
  • Committee member of the Hellenic Australian Lawyers Association (SA Chapter)
  • Member of Hellenic Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SA)

Media & Blog Posts

How Social Media Can Impact Your Family Law Parenting Matter

Social media has become embedded in everyday life, but in parenting disputes it can quickly become a source of evidence and raise credibility issues.   Parenting matters in Australia are guided by the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) and heard in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia. The Court’s paramount consideration when...

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