Matthew Mallet is a dedicated solicitor practising in a wide array of general law areas, including commercial, property, and criminal law, with a pronounced focus on succession law. His expertise in advising clients on estate planning, administration, and litigation is complemented by his extensive experience representing clients in the Magistrates Court for criminal and traffic matters. Matthew is adept at handling Applications for Special Hardship or Restricted Licences, providing tailored solutions to complex legal situations. Holding a Bachelor of Laws with Distinction from CQUniversity and a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from The College of Law Australia, Matthew is currently enhancing his expertise through a Master of Laws specialising in Estate Planning and Wills & Estates. His commitment to a professional, compassionate approach ensures he delivers personalised, high-quality legal services. At Keppel Coast Law, Matthew is a vital member of a vibrant team offering a breadth of legal services to the local community. Matthew's journey began at the Rockhampton Grammar School, after which he spent a GAP year with the Australian Army, cultivating invaluable life skills and discipline. A strong advocate for health, fitness, and family, Matthew balances his professional life with a passion for personal well-being.
Solicitor
Keppel Coast Law
Jan 2023 - Present • 3 years 10 months
Graduate Law Clerk
Keppel Coast Law
Jul 2022 - Jan 2023 • 6 months
Law Clerk
Keppel Coast Law
Apr 2019 - Jul 2022 • 3 years 3 months
Manager
Australian Sports Nutrition
Apr 2016 - Dec 2016 • 8 months
Manager
Australian Sports Nutrition
Oct 2012 - Mar 2016 • 3 years 5 months
Soldier
Australian Army
Jan 2009 - Feb 2010 • 1 year 1 month
Master of Laws (Applied Law), Double Major - Estate Planning and Wills & Estates
The College of Law Australia
2023 - 2026
Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, Law
The College of Law Australia
2022 - 2022
Bachelor of Laws with Distinction, Law
CQUniversity
2019 - 2022
Last checked: 31 May 2026 • Checked with Queensland Law Society
