Miranda Robertson

Miranda Robertson serves as a Director and Legal Practitioner at Pemberton Robertson Family Lawyers, where she has dedicated her career exclusively to Family Law since 2011. Her focus is on child-related and financial issues that arise from separation. Known for her pragmatic and sensible approach, Miranda provides legal advice that is both honest and empathetic. She prioritises resolving disputes through mediation and negotiation but is well-versed in representing clients before the Family Court of Western Australia when necessary. Miranda offers extensive expertise in financial matters, including preparing applications for consent orders and managing complex issues such as hidden assets, non-disclosure, spousal maintenance, and the preservation or urgent sale of assets. Her experience extends to handling intricate business structures, dealing with substantial inheritances, and enforcing financial obligations. She is also proficient in acting for clients needing a case guardian due to incapacity. In child-related matters, Miranda has successfully formulated parenting plans and consent orders for amicable circumstances. She also navigates more challenging cases requiring court intervention, such as allegations of family violence and child abuse, recovery applications, and the relocation of children both interstate and internationally. Her work frequently involves high-conflict situations and issues related to mental health and substance abuse affecting children. Miranda is passionate about making a positive impact in her clients' lives, guiding them through challenging times with reliability and support. Her goal is always to help clients move forward, ensuring the best possible outcomes. Miranda holds a Bachelor of Laws and a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Waikato and is admitted to practice in both New Zealand and Australia, including the High Court of Australia. She is an active member of several professional associations, including the Law Society of Western Australia and the Family Law Section of the Law Council of Australia.