Robert Minter

Robert Minter is a seasoned consultant with a wealth of experience cultivated over many years in the legal profession, both in Australia and Asia. His distinguished career includes a notable tenure of 29 years as a partner at Minter Ellison. Robert has held esteemed positions such as President of the Australia-China Business Council and has contributed to academia as a part-time lecturer at Bond University Business School. His role on the Australia-China Council involved advising the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, reflecting his deep understanding of international relations, particularly the Australia-China dynamic. Robert possesses significant expertise in providing top-tier services to private clients, focusing on complex family law matters. He is adept at navigating the challenges that accompany family breakdowns, offering insightful guidance to high net worth individuals with substantial assets across domestic and international borders. Robert's academic credentials include degrees in Arts and Laws from the University of Sydney and postgraduate studies at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He also holds a Graduate Diploma of Business, underscoring his commitment to continual learning and development in his field.