Penelope Stevens

Penelope Stevens is a highly experienced consulting solicitor with a distinguished career spanning over 30 years in family law. An Accredited Specialist in Family Law, she has built her reputation by adeptly handling parenting disputes and property settlements across Australia. Penelope has made significant contributions as an Independent Children’s Lawyer, focusing on the best interests of children in high-conflict scenarios. Her tenure as a Registrar of the Family Court of Australia in Brisbane provided her with deep insights into court processes and the practical aspects of resolving family laws disputes. In her current role at EAS Legal, Penelope continues to offer her expertise as a consulting solicitor. Previously, she has served as Special Counsel for firms like L.T. Legal and Alliance Family Law, demonstrating her ability to manage private client matters and lead legal teams. Her experience extends to consulting roles at Go To Court Lawyers and Kelly and Chapman Lawyers, further showcasing her versatility and commitment to family law. Throughout her varied career, Penelope has held prestigious positions, including Practice Director at Armstrong Legal and Principal at Faraday Law, where she provided both consulting and locum services. Her work with the Queensland Indigenous Family Violence Legal Service reflects her dedication to community legal issues, particularly in addressing family violence. Earlier in her career, Penelope honed her expertise through roles at Biddle Lawyers and Quinn & Scattini Lawyers, where she managed family law departments and served as department manager. Her comprehensive legal background is further enriched by her locum assignments and early roles with notable firms such as Kliger Partners and Macfie Curlewis Spiro. Penelope is recognised for her direct, commercial approach, offering clear and committed advice to guide clients through complex legal landscapes. Her extensive experience and dedication make her a significant asset in navigating the challenges of family law.