Boutique launches family practice

Keypoint Law has recruited a family lawyer from Prime Lawyers to head its new family law practice.

Digital • 19 May 2015 • SME Law

Trina Francis (pictured) was a senior solicitor with Sydney firm Prime for three years, during which time she managed and developed the firm’s family law practice across multiple offices.

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She previously ran her own firm, Francis Lawyers.

Ms Francis’ experience ranges from property and parenting disputes to divorce and maintenance matters.

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Keypoint CEO Warren Kalinko said the firm’s new family law offering complements the firm’s estate planning practice and expands the range of services available to private clients.

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