Olivia Fisher Solicitor
Dispute Resolution
Olivia Fisher is a Solicitor at Swinburne Maddison, working across both Contentious Probate and Family Law. Qualifying in July 2026, Olivia has continued to build a strong reputation for providing clear, practical advice and compassionate support to clients navigating complex and often sensitive legal matters.
Olivia joined the firm in 2025 and brings a strong academic background, having completed her MLaw degree at Northumbria University in 2023. Her legal career has been shaped by hands-on experience across both private client and family law, giving her a well-rounded understanding of the legal and personal issues that clients may face.
Prior to qualifying, Olivia gained extensive experience as a Paralegal and Trainee Solicitor, developing expertise in a broad range of matters including estate administration, wills, lasting powers of attorney, contentious probate disputes, financial remedy proceedings, child arrangements and other family law matters. This varied experience has equipped her with the technical knowledge and practical insight required to guide clients through challenging circumstances.
Olivia is recognised for her approachable manner, attention to detail and commitment to achieving positive outcomes. She takes pride in building strong relationships with clients, ensuring they feel supported and informed throughout the legal process. Whether assisting individuals in resolving family disputes or navigating inheritance and probate challenges, Olivia is dedicated to delivering pragmatic advice tailored to each client’s circumstances.
Known for her integrity, honesty and professionalism, Olivia is passionate about making legal services accessible and helping clients during significant moments in their lives.
- Contentious Probate
- Inheritance and Estate Disputes
- Family Law
- Financial Remedy Matters
- Child Arrangements Issues
- Non-Molestation and Protective Orders
Olivia began her legal career in 2024 as a Paralegal in a Family Law department at a North East law firm, where she progressed to a Trainee Solicitor role. During this time, she gained valuable experience across both Family and Private Client law, including drafting Wills, lasting powers of attorney (LPAs) and estate accounts, applying for Grants of Probate, managing estate administration, and assisting with a range of family law matters. These included financial remedy proceedings, consent orders, non-molestation orders and child arrangements matters, giving her exposure to both contentious and non-contentious work from the outset of her career.
Since joining Swinburne Maddison in 2025 and qualifying as a Solicitor in July 2026, Olivia has developed her expertise across Contentious Probate and Family Law. She advises and supports clients on inheritance disputes, estate challenges and a wide range of family law issues, combining technical legal knowledge with a pragmatic and compassionate approach. Her experience in both disciplines enables her to navigate complex disputes sensitively and effectively, particularly where family relationships and financial matters overlap.
Olivia is passionate about building strong client relationships and helping individuals through what can often be some of the most challenging periods of their lives. Known for her attention to detail, approachable nature and commitment to achieving the best possible outcomes, she continues to establish herself as a trusted adviser within both practice areas.
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What is a Restrictive Covenant and should you be concerned when buying a property?
When buying a property, your conveyancer may mention something called a restrictive covenant. The term can sound alarming, particularly for first-time buyers or those planning alterations to their new home. In reality, restrictive covenants are very common and, in many cases, have existed for decades. The key is understanding what the covenant says and whether […]
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Autumn Budget 2026: What do employers and HR professionals need to know?
The 2026 Budget contains a number of measures for employers to consider as they plan their workforce strategy, recruitment and employment costs for the year ahead. Against a backdrop of continued change in employment law, the measures cover pay, parental support, recruitment and skills, while the Government’s wider investment in artificial intelligence raises further questions […]
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Autumn Budget 2026: What does it mean for your Estate Planning?
Following today’s Autumn Budget 2026, much of the immediate attention will inevitably be on the measures affecting household finances. But for individuals and families thinking about how to protect and pass on their wealth, it is also a useful opportunity to take stock of their longer-term plans. Estate planning rarely revolves around one tax change […]
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