Bruce Doyle

Bruce Doyle brings extensive experience to Doyle Family Law, having practised in Australian family law since 1983. Throughout his career, Bruce has specialised in family law matters, with a particular focus on resolving parenting and property disputes. He is well versed in child support legislation and procedures, offering comprehensive assistance in this complex area. Bruce’s commitment to the legal profession extends beyond client representation. He has served as President of the Queensland Law Society and as a Director of the Law Council of Australia, contributing to the development and governance of the legal community at both state and national levels. His leadership roles also include serving as president of the Family Law Practitioners Association of Queensland. In addition to his legal practice, Bruce has experience in legal aid, having been the solicitor in charge of Family Law at the Northern Territory Legal Aid Commission. He has also held the position of Deputy President of the Queensland Children’s Services Tribunal. Bruce practises family law using a variety of dispute resolution methods, including mediation and collaborative law, reflecting his commitment to achieving constructive and family-focused outcomes. His dedication to access to justice has led him to volunteer regularly at community legal services and contribute to committees concerned with improving legal access and pro bono services. Through his extensive practice and professional contributions, Bruce Doyle offers clients a deep understanding of family law coupled with a commitment to fairness and justice.