Brisbane · Inns of Court
Experienced barrister.
Live availability.
Jennifer Sheean TEP provides Brisbane’s instructing solicitors with specialist counsel in equity and trusts, mediation, wills and estates, and estate litigation. STEP and AMDRAS-accredited, with transparent costs and a live availability calendar, so you can brief her directly.

ABOUT JENNIFER SHEEAN
Jennifer Sheean TEP has practised at the Queensland Bar since 2011, in equity and trusts, mediation, wills and estates, and estate litigation. From the Inns of Court in Brisbane, she assists parties to resolve trust and estate disputes minimising the need for litigation would cost the client time, money, confidentiality and stress.

A long-standing specialisation in equity and trust law
Jennifer Sheean has practised at the Queensland Bar since 2011, called after working as Associate to the late Justice R. P. Meagher on the New South Wales Court of Appeal, practising as a solicitor, and lecturing for the College of Law. That grounding shaped a long-standing specialisation in equity and trust law.
Today Jennifer practices from the Inns of Court in Brisbane’s legal precinct, with over 15 years’ standing at the Bar behind her. She holds a STEP Advanced Certificate in Cross-Border Estates, is a member of the STEP Australia Policy and Advocacy Committee, is a co-deputy chair at step Australia, sits as a sessional Member of QCAT, and is an AMDRAS-accredited mediator.
Credentials at a glance
Why Choose Jennifer
What briefing one specialist gives you
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Litigation as Required
Litigation as required. Understanding and settling trust and estates disputes quietly for the benefit of the client, but understand when litigation is required.
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Resolution Focus
AMDRAS-accredited mediation to settle trust and estate disputes quietly, with litigation held in reserve rather than assumed.
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Specialist Credentials in Use
Member of the STEP Australia Policy and Advocacy Committee. Current leadership in the field, not a qualification earned years ago.
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Real Availability
Check real-time availability and reserve a time.
PROFESSIONAL STANDING
Professional accreditations and appointments
STEP
Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners member, holding the Advanced Certificate in Cross-Border Estates and a member of STEP Australia Policy and Advocacy Committee.
AMDRAS
Accredited under the Australian Mediator and Dispute Resolution Accreditation Standards, the national benchmark for mediator competence, ethics and practice.
QCAT
Sessional Member of the Queensland Civil and Administrative Tribunal, sitting on matters as decision-maker rather than advocate.
BAr association of Queensland
Practicing at the Queensland Bar since 2011, from the Inns of Court in Brisbane’s legal precinct.
How It Works
From checking availability to resolving the matter
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Check Real-Time Availability
See open dates on Jennifer’s live calendar before you even pick up the phone.
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Send Matter Details
Outline the matter by email, enquiry form, or reserve a time.
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Get a Clear Costs Estimate
A transparent, upfront estimate complying with the legislation.
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Clear Communication
Clear and responsive communication throughout the life of the matter
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Resolve the Matter
Resolution focus whether through litigation or as a mediator.
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Location
Brisbane CBD and the Inns of Court legal precinct, close to the Supreme Court of Queensland.
Jennifer also accepts briefs across all of Queensland.

FAQ
Questions instructing solicitors ask
Check Jennifer’s availability and brief Brisbane’s equity, trusts and mediation specialist directly.
One barrister, one point of contact, real-time availability.



