Julian Bremner

Julian specialises in medium to high value matrimonial cases. Julian also deals regularly with Civil Partnership disputes, cohabitation disputes, separation agreements, pre-nuptial agreements and additional financial provision for children of unmarried parents. “Aggressive pragmatism” is how Julian describes his method of practice. He believes his ability to review cases and impose a workable strategy is what assists his clients achieve their objectives which is increasingly to negotiate a fair and reasonable settlement Julian qualified as a barrister and solicitor in the Supreme Court of Tasmania and the High Court of Australia (including the Federal Court of Australia and Family Court of Australia) in 1996. He has been practising family law in England since 2000 and is cross admitted in this jurisdiction. As a barrister, Julian conducted his own trials on a regular basis and is therefore not afraid of robustly pursuing his client’s case when strength is required. This is not to say that Julian does not agree that a negotiated settlement can be a good settlement. Julian also believes that his own trial experience helps him to focus on client objectives and the end result as well as dealing with barristers in preparation of his client’s cases. Julian regularly contributes articles for professional periodicals such as the Family Law Journal and the Family Law Newsletter; covering a broad range of legal issues.