

Kylie Borodin brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her role as a lawyer, having been admitted to practice in 2007. With a dedicated focus on property law, Kylie thrives at Bransgroves Lawyers where she expertly handles mortgage advances, discharges, and enforcements. Her clients, primarily finance companies and mortgage funds, benefit from her keen attention to detail and her aptitude for navigating complex banking and finance scenarios. Kylie takes pride in the collaborative nature of her work, ensuring smooth and swift settlements that stand as a testament to her skill and dedication. Her role at Bransgroves is enhanced by the firm's sophisticated workflow platform, which affords her the opportunity to conduct in-depth due diligence, thereby providing superior service compared to competitors. As a lawyer who values both her career and family life, Kylie appreciates working in an environment where all partners share similar priorities. This shared vision fosters a supportive and flexible work culture, allowing Kylie and her colleagues to maintain equilibrium between their professional and personal commitments. Kylie's career has been marked by leadership roles, including time as a Director at Mothers in Law Lawyers and as a Senior Associate at Malcolm Johns & Company. Her education from Macquarie University, paired with her completion of the Practice Management Course at The College of Law Australia, has further cemented her foundational expertise and management capabilities. The combination of her legal acumen and her commitment to seamless client service positions her as a highly competent and dedicated professional in the field of property law.

Partner
Bransgroves Lawyers
Apr 2022 - Present • 4 years 7 months

Director
Mothers in Law Lawyers
Jul 2014 - Mar 2025 • 10 years 8 months
Senior Associate
Malcolm Johns & Company
Apr 2008 - Jun 2014 • 6 years 2 months

Practice Management Course
The College of Law Australia

Monte Sant' Angelo Mercy College

Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Communications & Media
Macquarie University
2001 - 2006
Last checked: 27 Jul 2026 • Checked with Law Society of NSW