Client Services & Marketing Manager

Tyanne started her career in law over 20 years ago as a receptionist and it is there, she found her passion for customer service and family law. 

As our Client Relationship Manager, Tyanne takes responsibility for and is dedicated to the people-focused aspect of her role to ensure HFL’s clients’ expectations are always met and that HFL is able to provide clients with an exceptional customer service experience.  Tyanne prides herself in being an intelligent and strong communicator and she enjoys the nurturing of all client relationships within the firm, from the very start of a client’s matter to the very end.  Family law can be an emotional and stressful time and Tyanne is always a phone call away, should you need to discuss any queries you may have about your matter or any angst you may be feeling about any upcoming step in your family law matter. 

In marketing, Tyanne is dedicated to her firm’s strategic objectives, through planning, implementing, and delivering targeted, unique and engaging marketing campaigns. Corporate communications, internal communications and brand management are a passion of Tyanne’s while furthering her skills and knowledge in marketing management. As a strong writer and communicator, Tyanne has a creative mind, with an ongoing aspiration for excellence in her field.

Away from work Tyanne has three sons making her proud and whom have turned her into a huge sports fan.  She enjoys rugby union, rugby league and is also a keen boxing fan.    

Our team’s speciality family law areas

Can I add back money my ex-partner has spent into our property pool?

15 February 2022, By Niki Schomberg of Hartley Family Law     When reviewing transactions in your ex-partner’s bank statements, it can be a tough pill to swallow seeing them spend significant funds on luxury holidays, fine dining and designer clothes, particularly …

Everything you need to know about filing for a Divorce in Australia

Written by Emily Woodhouse , 23 February 2023 There is only one ground for divorce in Australia; that your marriage has broken down irretrievably. Unlike many jurisdictions overseas, it is not necessary to prove adultery, insanity, desertion or any other ground. …

Can I Keep the Family Home after Divorce/Separation?

Written by Brett Hartley, 4 April 2023 This is a question we are most asked on a day-to-day basis from our clients and which we try to help them understand at an early stage the possibility and risks associated with keeping …

Valuations in Family Law during an Economic Downturn

Written by Brett Hartley, 6 April 2023 In a typical family law matter, we need to obtain valuations.  The main valuations we need to obtain are those of real estate property and in some cases, shares and business valuations. Single expert …

Family Law Mediation and How We Maximise Our Clients’ Prospects of Settling

Written by Brett Hartley, 6 September 2022 A family law mediation in Queensland is certainly not a typical collaborative type mediation (in most cases where parties sit in a room together and collaborate on best outcomes for each other).  Rather, especially …

The Uniqueness of Tax in Family Law Property Settlements – Some things you may not have known

Written by Brett Hartley, 6 September 2022 Tax is a complex subject and I do not profess to be an expert to tax or any form of revenue law.  However, in everyday family law property settlements, the incident of tax often …

What to expect at your family law mediation

Mediation is a commonly used alternative dispute resolution process to resolve parenting and financial proceedings out of court and avoid the time, cost and stress associated with proceedings. As we often represent clients at mediations, we have set out below some …

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