MOLLI CLEMENTS
Senior Associate
Molli has worked primarily in Family Law since graduating Bond University with a Juris Doctor. Prior to Molli attending law school in Australia, she obtained a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Western Ontario in Canada.
Molli is trained in Collaborative Practice and approaches matters in a compassionate way in order to achieve the best outcome for her clients. Although Molli strives to achieve positive settlements through negotiation and other alternative dispute methods, she is highly proficient and confident in appearing in the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia.
Molli has extensive knowledge in many areas of the law and has acted for clients in a variety of matters including complex property matters involving trusts and corporate structures and represents clients in a variety of parenting matters involving family violence, substance abuse and child recovery.
Recent Articles by Molli
Free Will Preparation Services For Australian Military Legacies
At Tiyce & Lawyers, we understand the importance of honouring legacies, especially those woven with threads of sacrifice and service. That's why we're proud to announce a special initiative dedicated to those who have served in the Australian Defence Forces and their families. We believe that honouring the sacrifices of [...]
Navigating Shared Parenting During Easter: Tips for Co-Parenting Success
By Molli Clements. As Easter approaches, families around Australia are preparing to celebrate the holiday with loved ones. For separated parents, however, making child arrangements during special occasions like Easter can present unique challenges. Yet, with open communication, flexibility, and a focus on what's best for the children, co-parents can [...]
Taking Care Of Your Mental Health
By Molli Clements. In the tumultuous landscape of family law litigation, where emotions run high and stakes are personal, it is easy to overlook one's own mental health amidst the legal battles. Yet, the importance of prioritising mental well-being during such trying times cannot be overstated. In the midst of [...]