BTD Lawyers

BTD Lawyers was founded in 2012 by Frank Barbaro and Ben Thilthorpe. In 2014, the firm expanded to include family law, personal injury and select litigious services. Since 2015, the firm has been recognised in the annual Doyles Guide Adelaide as a leading criminal law firm. In 2022, the firm became Barbaro Thilthorpe Daniel Lawyers with the appointment of Jasmine Daniel as partner; Daniel has been with the firm since 2015. The firm's legal practice is based in Adelaide.

It specialises in criminal law, traffic law, family law, personal injury matters and civil litigation. The firm's lawyers work with Australia's leading barristers and professional experts. It has won complex appeals and high profile cases in South Australia and interstate. Its liability is limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation.

In Adelaide, BTD Lawyers is repeatedly described by clients as a firm where professionalism is paired with a reassuring manner, particularly during stressful legal proceedings. Several reviewers single out Ben, Edward, Omar Ali and Jasmine Daniel for their knowledge, responsiveness and the clarity with which they explain each stage of a case, ensuring clients feel supported and taken seriously. Work across criminal justice, family law and personal injury matters comes up often, with clients noting that court representation was handled smoothly and that they understood what was happening at every point.

Frank Barbaro and Nikki are also named for their expertise and compassion in a challenging matter, with reviewers describing how difficult situations were turned into positive resolutions. A recurring theme is the calm and confidence instilled from the first meeting, as well as the dedication shown in achieving strong outcomes. Clients frequently mention that no question seemed too difficult and that they were kept informed throughout. The firm's legal ability, caring approach and consistent communication are the qualities most often highlighted, with many expressing gratitude for the support received. The handling of criminal law matters and the reassurance provided by named solicitors are points that come up repeatedly.