Salomé Silvestre

Lawyer

Part of the 6am team heading to the gym, she enjoys nature walks to recharge her batteries and padel, a recent passion that continues to challenge her coordination.

She loves meeting people and listening to their stories. Talking about herself has never been as interesting as discovering what drives the person on the other side.

She is a true dog person, passionate about travel, sunsets on the beach, concerts and any plan that breaks the routine. However, family always holds a special place in her life and is where she finds the best balance.

She believes that life runs more smoothly when there’s a bit of organisation involved. Perhaps that’s why she finds it particularly difficult to ignore things that are out of place, although she has learnt that not everything needs to be perfectly aligned for things to go well.

Contacts

E. geral@matlaw.pt

Education

Bachelor of Laws from the Faculty of Law, University of Lisbon (FDUL); Postgraduate qualification in Land Use Planning, Urban Planning and Environmental Law (FDUC – CEDOUA).

Areas of Expertise

Property Transactions, Contract Law, Town Planning Law, Inheritance Law.

Languages

English and Spanish.

Associations

Member of the Portuguese Bar Association

Personal Information

Part of the 6am team heading to the gym, she enjoys nature walks to recharge her batteries and padel, a recent passion that continues to challenge her coordination.

She loves meeting people and listening to their stories. Talking about herself has never been as interesting as discovering what drives the person on the other side.

She is a true dog person, passionate about travel, sunsets on the beach, concerts and any plan that breaks the routine. However, family always holds a special place in her life and is where she finds the best balance.

She believes that life runs more smoothly when there’s a bit of organisation involved. Perhaps that’s why she finds it particularly difficult to ignore things that are out of place, although she has learnt that not everything needs to be perfectly aligned for things to go well.