Belinda Robinson is the Director and Principal Solicitor at Robinson Law, offering expert criminal defence representation throughout Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast. Since her admission to the Supreme Court of Queensland in 2015, Belinda has dedicated her practice to criminal law and domestic violence matters. Her focused experience spans over a decade, representing clients comprehensively across the criminal justice process. Belinda's academic achievements include a Bachelor of Laws and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the Queensland University of Technology, completed in 2015. She furthered her expertise with a Master of Laws from the College of Law in 2018 and a Graduate Certificate in Domestic Violence in 2019. Additionally, she completed the Legal Practice Management Course in 2019, reinforcing her leadership and operational capabilities within her firm. Renowned for her meticulous preparation and clear, strategic advice, Belinda is a formidable courtroom advocate. She carefully analyses evidence, identifies strategic opportunities, and diligently works to secure the best possible outcomes for her clients. Acknowledging the sensitive nature of criminal issues, she provides pragmatic guidance with a deep commitment to professionalism and respect, ensuring her clients' rights are protected at all stages. Belinda’s approach ensures that clients benefit from consistent and accountable representation directly with their lawyer throughout the entire process. Her dedication to achieving excellent legal outcomes is matched by her commitment to maintaining the highest standards of client care and professionalism.
Principal Lawyer
Robinson Law
Jan 2015 - Present • 11 years 10 months
Graduate Certificate , Domestic Violence
QUT (Queensland University of Technology)
2019
Legal Practice Management Course
The College of Law Australia
2019
Master of Laws (LL.M.)
The College of Law Australia
2017 - 2018
Graduate Diploma, Law
QUT (Queensland University of Technology)
2015
Bachelor’s Degree, Law
QUT (Queensland University of Technology)
2009 - 2015
Last checked: 26 Jun 2026 • Checked with Queensland Law Society
