Johnathan Stonebraker

Johnathan C.A. Stonebraker is an accomplished lawyer practising as a solicitor, admitted to the Supreme Court of New South Wales. His professional acumen spans a variety of fields, including drafting and negotiating commercial and business law agreements, as well as handling matters related to rural and agribusiness law. Johnathan is adept in commercial litigation, having represented clients before the Supreme Court of NSW, the NSW Court of Appeal, and the Federal Court of Australia. His expertise also covers property and conveyancing matters and the preparation of wills. Johnathan holds a Juris Doctor degree with Honours from The University of New South Wales, reflecting his deep legal knowledge and commitment to academic excellence. His educational journey began with a Bachelor of Arts in Religion and History from Florida State University in the United States, complemented by an Associate of Science in Agriculture with Honours from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College. Originally from Kissimmee, Florida, Johnathan now makes his home in the Hawkesbury, where he lives with his wife and three children. His upbringing in a family-run small business instilled in him a genuine passion for supporting businesses of all sizes, from small and medium enterprises to larger corporate entities, with affordable and high-quality legal services. Beyond his practice, Johnathan has contributed to the academic discourse with publications in the Oxford Journal of Law and Religion, notably addressing themes such as natural law and Protestantism, and the intersection of Protestantism with international law. His scholarly work underscores his commitment to exploring the historical and contemporary implications of legal frameworks. At the core of Johnathan's approach is a dedication to understanding and addressing the specific legal needs of his clients, whether individuals or businesses, ensuring they receive bespoke and effective legal solutions.