Martin Robinson

Martin Robinson, the Principal of Martin Robinson Solicitors, brings over 40 years of dedicated experience in family law and de facto relationships. Admitted to legal practice in 1975, coinciding with the enactment of the Family Law Act, Martin has established a formidable career focusing on the complexities of family dynamics. His tenure as Deputy Registrar of the Family Court of Australia provided him with profound insights into the legal system, allowing him to expertly manage various judicial and procedural functions. Throughout his career, Martin has not only practised exclusively in family law but has also contributed significantly to the educational sector as a tutor for the Workers Educational Association, educating others on family law matters for nearly two decades. Additionally, his participation as a long-standing member of The Advertiser Family Forum panel reflects his commitment to community engagement and public discourse on familial issues. Martin is renowned for his empathetic approach, understanding the stresses that accompany separation and divorce. He prioritises clear communication and practical solutions, ensuring clients are informed of their options, potential outcomes, and the risks involved in their legal journeys. His practice encompasses all aspects of family concerns, from child-related issues, such as custody and child support, to complex financial and property disputes. Notably, he handles intricate cases involving international relocations, allegations of child abuse, and disputes within same-sex couples. With extensive experience in financial disputes, Martin possesses expertise in property ownership, family trusts, and business partnerships, understanding the nuances of how divorce and separation impact complex corporate structures. Furthermore, Martin advises on and prepares pre-nuptial agreements and binding financial agreements, advocating for early resolution where possible. Martin's legal acumen is complemented by his foundational education at Adelaide University Law School, where he earned his Bachelor of Laws. His long-standing service in Adelaide underscores his lifelong commitment to providing high-level advice and representation in his community.