SBS's award-winning comedy The Family Law will return to our screens next month.

The acclaimed series is based on comedian and author Benjamin Law's memoir and follows his awkward teenage years growing up on the Sunshine Coast.

Written by Law and Marieke Hardy, the comedy is filmed in Brisbane.

In season two, after a summer to remember, Jenny Law and Danny Law have amicably parted ways, and a wiser, more mature Benjamin now understands that sometimes parents just work better apart.

With the holidays over the Laws are turning a new leaf - or, as Jenny calls it, a "new flap".

Danny - having sold Happy Dragon - opens 'Asian Alley', an Asian grocery store and his first entrée into retail, while Jenny embarks on a quest of self-discovery.

Resuming his role as family fixer, Benjamin helps his mother "find herself", his father prove himself, and tries to stop his family from going off the rails - all while juggling his star-making turn in Sacred Heart High's ground-breaking school production of a feel-good hit about infanticide, Medea.

The Family Law, season two, premieres on Thursday, June 15 at 8.30pm on SBS. Season one of The Family Law will be available on SBS On Demand from June 8.