Bron O’Loan

North Sydney, NSW

About Bron

Bron O’Loan is the Principal Director of O’Loan Family Law, bringing a wealth of diverse experience to her legal practice. With a strong commitment to helping families navigate the complexities of separation, Bron’s focus is on achieving outcomes that preserve the wellbeing of children and maintain respectful family relationships. Before embarking on her legal career, Bron’s professional journey included roles as a primary school teacher, newspaper advertising sales consultant, product manager and trainer for a major IT company, as well as an author of a Masters’ degree program for teachers and a lecturer at Charles Sturt University. These varied experiences provide Bron with a distinctive perspective, enabling her to approach family law matters with creativity and a strong emphasis on practical solutions. Bron also serves as an Independent Children’s Lawyer, with extensive experience in cases involving parental alienation, offering clients expert advice and support during challenging times. Leading a dedicated team of legal professionals, she is known for her ability to inspire collaboration and guide separating couples towards amicable resolutions. She is admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the High Court of Australia. Bron’s professional memberships include the Law Society of New South Wales, Family Law Section, Women Lawyers Association of NSW, Australian Association of Collaborative Professionals, and Parenting Coordination Australia. She holds key certificates in Collaborative Practice and Parenting Coordination and is the current President of the Northern Beaches Collaborative Practice Group. Bron’s qualifications include a Diploma in Law from the Legal Profession Admission Board, a Master of Applied Law (Family Law), a Bachelor of Education, and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the College of Law. Her approach to family law is solution-driven, grounded in empathy, and shaped by her breadth of life and professional experience.