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Justin Peters is the Managing Director of Australian Law Group, bringing extensive experience across a broad spectrum of legal disciplines. His practice encompasses commercial litigation, family law, personal injury claims, building and construction law, business and commercial law, property law including both commercial and residential matters, as well as succession law. Throughout his career, Justin has demonstrated a strong commitment to achieving favourable outcomes for his clients by combining thorough legal knowledge with practical insights. His expertise in commercial litigation allows him to effectively navigate complex disputes, while his understanding of family law issues ensures compassionate and informed guidance in sensitive matters. Justin’s work in building and construction law involves advising on contractual issues, disputes, and regulatory compliance, supporting clients through various stages of project development and resolution. In the area of business and commercial law, he assists clients with a range of transactional and advisory matters, helping to protect their commercial interests. His proficiency in property law covers both residential and commercial transactions, where he provides detailed advice on acquisitions, sales, leasing, and related legal matters. Additionally, in succession law, Justin offers thoughtful counsel to individuals and families on estate planning and administration. As Managing Director, Justin combines his legal expertise with leadership skills to oversee the firm’s operations and commitment to delivering tailored legal services that address the unique needs of each client.
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Managing Director
Australian Law Group
Dec 2006 - Present • 19 years 11 months
Solicitor
Leitch Hasson Dent
Jan 2000 - Dec 2006 • 6 years 11 months

Law
The College of Law Australia

Bachelor of Laws - LLB, Finance and Financial Management Services
University of New England (AU)
Last checked: 2 Oct 2025 • Checked with Queensland Law Society