“Thoughtful succession planning is the ultimate gift to your family. With proper guidance, you preserve your legacy and spare loved ones heartache—transforming challenge into an opportunity to honour a life well-lived.”
What do Matthew’s clients have to say?
“I cannot thank Matthew and Morgan enough for their dedication and support during one of the hardest times of my life. From the very beginning, they were not only incredibly knowledgeable and strategic but also deeply moral, always upholding integrity while achieving outstanding results. I always felt heard, supported, and confident in their guidance. Their trustworthiness gave me peace of mind, and they were always available when I had questions or concerns. If you need a lawyer who truly fights for you, I highly recommend Solomon Hollett Lawyers.”
Areas of practice
- Succession Planning (personal and business)
- Family Provision Act claims
- Solemn Form proceedings (to prove or strike out a Will)
- Will Interpretation and Estate Disputes
- Grants of Probate/Letters of Administration
- Estate Administration
- Superannuation and Trust disputes
- SAT applications
Professional
memberships
and associations
- Wills & Estates Member, Collaborative Professionals WA.
- Member, STEP WA Policy subcommittee.
- Affiliate member, STEP Western Australia.
- Member, Law Society of Western Australia.
- Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, College of Laws.
- Bachelor of Arts/Laws, University of Western Australia
Latest articles by Matthew
Mediation vs collaborative practice: Is collaborative law a better fit?
When someone in the family dies, things that were once buried may reach the surface. Old promises. Resentments. Questions about who was really there and who was just waiting for the money.
What is collaborative practice? A kinder, smarter way to settle family conflicts
Not every dispute needs to end with court. In fact, for many families and separating couples, the adversarial approach often makes a difficult situation worse, with entrenching conflict, escalating costs. This approach often fractures important relationships.
When someone in the family dies, things that were once buried may reach the surface. Old promises. Resentments. Questions about who was really there and who was just waiting for the money.
Not every dispute needs to end with court. In fact, for many families and separating couples, the adversarial approach often makes a difficult situation worse, with entrenching conflict, escalating costs. This approach often fractures important relationships.
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