

Nicholas Robertson serves as the Principal Solicitor at Digital Age Lawyers, leveraging his extensive experience in Family Law to assist clients with a wide array of family-related legal issues. Since taking on the role in January 2025, Nicholas has committed himself to guiding individuals through the often complex terrain of family law with both clarity and confidence. His deep understanding of the emotional and legal intricacies of family disputes allows him to offer compassionate yet strategic advice in areas such as divorce, parenting arrangements, property settlements, and domestic violence cases. Nicholas is dedicated to working towards fair and practical solutions that align with his clients' rights and best interests, always prioritising a client-focused approach. He provides clear, tailored advice that empowers individuals to make informed decisions during challenging times, making him a highly trusted legal advisor for families seeking resolution and security for their future. Nicholas began his legal career at Gavin Parsons and Associates as a Paralegal in 2017, before advancing to law clerk roles at King and York Lawyers and later at JB Solicitors. At JB Solicitors, he transitioned to a Solicitor position, where he gained valuable experience before joining Digital Age Lawyers in 2022. His academic background includes a Bachelor of Laws and Arts in International Studies from the University of Technology Sydney, complemented by language studies at Zhejiang University, enriching his understanding of diverse legal landscapes. Nicholas's combination of expertise, dedication, and client-centred service continues to define his career and contributions to Family Law.

Principal Solicitor/Owner
Self-employed
Feb 2025 - Present • 1 year 9 months

Solicitor
JB Solicitors
Mar 2022 - Feb 2025 • 2 years 11 months

Solicitor
JB Solicitors
Aug 2019 - Mar 2022 • 2 years 7 months
Law Clerk/Paralegal
King and York Lawyers
Jun 2018 - Mar 2019 • 9 months

Paralegal
Gavin Parsons and Associates
Nov 2017 - Apr 2018 • 5 months
Chinese Language Program
Zhejiang University

Bachelor of Law/Arts In International Studies
University of Technology Sydney
2013 - 2017
Last checked: 16 Mar 2026 • Checked with Law Society of NSW