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Queensland-based Creevey Horrell Lawyers has strengthened its expanding family and relationship law practice with the appointment of a highly experienced senior associate.
Max Sutton (pictured) has joined Creevey Horrell Lawyers as a senior associate in the firm’s family and relationship law team, where he will be based at its Toowoomba office.
Bringing close to a decade of experience in the field, Sutton has practised exclusively in family law, with much of his work focused on supporting individuals and families across rural and regional communities.
His expertise spans a broad range of matters, including divorce proceedings, parenting arrangements, property settlements, de facto relationship disputes, child support issues, domestic and family violence matters, mediation, and litigation.
Before joining the Queensland-based firm, he spent nearly 12 years at Best Wilson Buckley Family Law, where he most recently served as both legal practice manager and senior associate.
Dan Creevey, principal of Creevey Horrell, shared how Sutton has earned a reputation for bringing clarity and reassurance to clients at a difficult time, offering steady guidance grounded in practical legal insight.
“Max has built a reputation for his steady guidance, practical insight, and unwavering commitment to helping his clients navigate separation with clarity and dignity,” Creevey said.
Speaking about his new role, Sutton expressed his enthusiasm for joining Creevey Horrell Lawyers, praising the firm as a strong and vibrant practice committed to serving regional and rural communities.
“Having spent close to a decade practising exclusively in family law in the Darling Downs region, I’m excited to join Creevey Horrell Lawyers and continue my family law practice,” Sutton said.
“Creevey Horrell Lawyers [is] a strong, vibrant, and committed firm with a focus on serving regional and rural communities.”
He stressed that he is focused on guiding clients through separation to achieve practical, sustainable outcomes that support long-term wellbeing, prioritising families and helping them find a clear, stable path forward.
“My focus as a family law practitioner is to guide clients through the intricacies of separation and help them craft meaningful, sustainable outcomes that support long‑term wellbeing,” Sutton said.
“I am dedicated to placing the needs of families ahead of all else, ensuring that every client I represent has a clear, realistic path toward a stable resolution.”
