

Matthew Bilsborough serves as the Principal Lawyer at Astor Family Law, focusing on providing comprehensive legal representation in all family law matters. With a wealth of experience spanning over a decade, Matthew has an exceptional track record in the field of family law. His legal journey commenced at Slater and Gordon Lawyers in 2012, where he honed his skills in family law practice for over five years. Following his tenure at Slater and Gordon, Matthew continued to build his expertise at Parke Lawyers, Bayside Family Law Solutions, and Essia Law, before taking on his current role at Astor Family Law. Throughout his career, he has been committed to offering compassionate and effective legal solutions to families navigating complex legal issues. Matthew's strong academic foundation includes a Bachelor’s Degree in Law and an Arts (Honours) degree from Monash University. Additionally, he earned a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice from the College of Law in Melbourne. His dedication to professional development is further demonstrated by his completion of the CELTA certification from RMIT University, highlighting his interest in teaching and communication. Matthew combines his extensive legal knowledge with a client-centred approach, ensuring that each client receives tailored advice and representation. His commitment to excellence makes him a trusted advocate for individuals and families seeking legal guidance.

Lawyer
Astor Family Law
Jan 2023 - Present • 3 years 10 months

Lawyer
Essia Law
Mar 2022 - Jan 2023 • 10 months

Lawyer
Bayside Family Law Solutions
May 2018 - Aug 2021 • 3 years 3 months

Lawyer
Parke Lawyers
May 2017 - Apr 2018 • 11 months

Lawyer
Slater and Gordon Lawyers
Jan 2012 - Apr 2017 • 5 years 3 months

CELTA, Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language/ESL Language Instructor
RMIT University
2018 - 2018
Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
College of Law, Melbourne
2012

Bachelor’s Degree, Arts (Honours)
Monash University
2011

Bachelor’s Degree, Law
Monash University
2010
Last checked: 18 Mar 2026 • Checked with Victorian Legal Services Board