What We Do
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How you can benefit from our expertise
When you need the very best advice
Mitchells Solicitors delivers quality advice, friendly service and thorough solutions to your legal problems. The firm has expertise in particular areas of law, most significantly in the areas of wills, trusts, estate disputes and litigation, family law, elder law, the law for disabled children and adults, and property and conveyancing.
Our values are:
- HONESTY
- STRENGTH
- EXCELLENCE
Accredited Specialists in Wills & Estates in Queensland
There are only 45 Accredited Specialists in Succession Law (wills and estates) in Queensland. Bryan Mitchell is one of them.
Who We Are
Bryan Mitchell
Principal & Accredited Specialist in Succession Law
Bryan Mitchell
Bryan assists clients in the three areas of Wills and Estates, being Estate Planning, Estate Disputes and Estate Administration. His expertise is recognised by the Queensland Law Society, being an Accredited Specialist in Succession Law (which is another word for Wills and Estates). There are presently only 45 such specialists out of roughly 13,000 lawyers in Queensland.
More recently Bryan and the firm Mitchells was recognised by the influential Doyles Guide in two categories , being:
- 2018 Leading – Wills & Estates Litigation – Queensland
- 2018 Leading – Wills, Estates & Succession Planning Lawyers – Queensland
When you need the very best – call us!
David Graham
Senior Associate
Kylee Ghodsi
Senior Associate
Graham Stenton
Solicitor - Special Counsel
Kate Muller
Senior Associate
Naomi Wallace
Solicitor
Tim O'Dwyer
Consultant & Public Notary
Nathan Fawcett
Paralegal
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Where We Are
We also have offices in the Brisbane CBD and the Sunshine Coast by appointment.