Terry Anderssen

Terry Anderssen is a distinguished legal professional with over four decades of practice, primarily in family law, wills, estate planning, estate litigation, conveyancing, and business law. As the Founder, Co-director, and Principal Lawyer of his firm, Terry is celebrated for his approachable nature and ethical practice, earning him a stellar reputation among clients across Brisbane's northside. Terry's profound ability to achieve amicable solutions stems from his commitment to understanding each client's unique circumstances and his capacity to simplify complex legal matters. His approach is grounded in honesty and patience, ensuring clients feel supported and informed throughout their legal proceedings. Growing up in a family of lawyers, Terry cultivated his communication, negotiation, and advocacy skills from a young age, working alongside his father and brothers. This foundation has enabled him to deliver effective, personalised legal solutions across wills, estates, and family law property matters. Terry recently completed a Master’s in Law, enhancing his skill set with contemporary legal knowledge. He prioritises dispute resolution strategies to facilitate early settlements, though he is also well-versed in litigation within the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia and the Supreme Court of Australia when necessary. Outside his legal work, Terry maintains a healthy work/life balance, enjoying travel and cultural exploration with his family. He remains actively engaged with the legal community as a member of the North Brisbane Lawyer’s Association, ensuring he stays abreast of the latest legal developments. For clients seeking a compassionate and proficient lawyer who prioritises their best interests in wills, estates, and property matters, Terry Anderssen offers guidance and advocacy designed to ease the legal journey. Terry is admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Queensland and the High Court of Australia. He holds a Master of Applied Law from The College of Law and a Bachelor of Business from the University of Southern Queensland. He is also a member of the Queensland Law Society.