Stephanie Murray

Broadbeach, QLD

About Stephanie

Stephanie Murray is a founding partner of Richardson Murray and a Queensland Law Society Accredited Specialist in Family Law. After completing her Bachelor of Laws at Queensland University of Technology, Stephanie was admitted to the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia in early 2009. From the outset of her legal career, Stephanie identified her passion for Family Law and has since dedicated herself exclusively to this complex and sensitive area of law. In addition to her legal practice, Stephanie is actively involved in her community. She serves as the current President of the Gold Coast Centre Against Sexual Violence, Deputy Chair of the Mothers’ Day Classic Gold Coast, Co-chair of Varsity Against Violence, and is a board member for Varsity Lakes Community Limited. Her commitment to Family Law and Domestic Violence extends beyond her professional life, as she strives to ensure the safety and well-being of all involved, particularly children. Stephanie is also a dedicated member of the Family Law Practitioners Association and the Gold Coast District Law Association. Outside of her legal and community roles, she enjoys exploring the Gold Coast’s vibrant restaurant scene.

Practice areas

Divorce and Separation

Family Law

Property and Financial Settlement

Specialisations

Family Law

With over a decade of experience, Stephanie is well-versed in all aspects of Family Law, including parenting arrangements, child safety issues, international relocation, grandparent rights, and financial matters such as property settlements, de facto relationships, prenuptial and cohabitation agreements, and domestic violence cases. Her expertise is complemented by a calming and empathetic approach, which her clients deeply value during some of the most challenging times of their lives. While Stephanie is skilled in resolving disputes through alternative resolution processes, she is also a seasoned advocate in the Family Court of Australia, Federal Circuit Court of Australia, and the Magistrates’ Court.