Family law
Parenting, property and other issues arising from separation and family relationships.
Mediation with Dillon Morley brings decades of legal experience and a practical, impartial approach to resolving difficult matters. Meet in person or online, in a format that works for the people involved.

Dillon mediates across a wide range of disputes, with particular depth in family law and estate matters.
Parenting, property and other issues arising from separation and family relationships.
Wills, probate, family provision and disputes concerning estates.
Business, contractual, property and related commercial disagreements.
Employment and professional disputes where a constructive resolution is sought.
Including neighbourhood and taxation disputes. If your matter sits outside these categories, please get in touch to discuss whether mediation is suitable.
Some people prefer to meet together. Others would rather speak with the mediator separately. The format can be discussed in advance, so participants know what to expect.
Outline the matter, the parties involved and any preferred dates or format. Availability and suitability can then be discussed.
Choose in-person or online mediation, a suitable venue and a structure that supports everyone’s participation.
Dillon facilitates focused discussion, helping participants explore practical options and make their own informed decisions.
Dillon Morley is a qualified mediator and barrister at Coram Chambers in Sydney. His career includes 28 years as a solicitor, seven years at the Bar and seven years as a judge of the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia (Division 2), sitting in family law. He has since returned to practice at the NSW Bar.
That breadth of experience informs a calm, practical approach to mediation across family, estate and wider civil disputes.
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Distance or discomfort with a joint meeting need not prevent a constructive conversation.
Meet at Coram Chambers in Sydney or another agreed location. Separate rooms can be arranged where appropriate.
Join from anywhere in Australia by video. Separate virtual rooms can be used if participants prefer not to meet face to face.
To enquire about availability or discuss a potential mediation, contact Dillon at Coram Chambers. A brief description of the dispute and the parties involved is a helpful starting point.
Please avoid sending confidential documents before arrangements have been confirmed.