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About Peter
Peter Banks is a distinguished Senior Associate practising in Family Law with a strong commitment to providing empathetic and effective representation for his clients. Holding a law degree from the University of Notre Dame, Fremantle, Peter graduated in 2016, further enhancing his qualifications with a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from the College of Law. His admission to the Supreme Court of Western Australia in 2017 marked the beginning of a dedicated legal career. Prior to his admission, Peter gained invaluable experience at two boutique Perth law firms, where he developed a keen interest in cases involving the intricate dynamics between an individual's personal circumstances and legal challenges. This experience fostered his dedication to practice in family law, along with restraining orders and criminal defence. Peter is well-versed in various facets of family law, adeptly handling complex parenting disputes which may involve allegations of significant risk, as well as matters concerning property settlements, spousal maintenance, urgent recovery orders, relocation issues, and child support. His expertise also extends to defending family violence restraining orders and navigating criminal charges, particularly those that overlap with Family Court proceedings. Renowned for his ability to provide clear and practical legal advice, Peter is deeply aware of the enduring nature of family relationships beyond legal proceedings. His membership with the Family Law Practitioners Association of Western Australia reflects his ongoing dedication to the field and maintaining high professional standards for the benefit of his clients.
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Practice Certificate
- Name
- Peter John Banks
- Date of Admission
- 2017
- Certification type
- Employee of a law practice
Practice Categories
- Criminal Law
- Divorce and Separation
- Parenting and Child Support
- Property and Financial Settlement