Solyneth Chneang

Solyneth “Soly” Chneang is an Associate Attorney at Fridley Law Firm, where she represents individuals, families, trustees, beneficiaries, and fiduciaries in probate, trust administration, estate planning, and contested estate matters. Her practice includes trust and will contests, breach of fiduciary duty claims, trustee disputes, contested accountings, financial elder abuse, undue influence, asset recovery, and disputes involving real property and business interests.

Soly approaches each matter with careful preparation, strategic judgment, and a strong commitment to protecting her clients’ interests. She understands that probate and trust matters are rarely limited to legal or financial concerns—they often involve deeply personal family relationships, significant assets, and the legacy of a loved one. She works closely with her clients to explain complex issues clearly, identify practical options, and develop a focused strategy designed around their goals.

Before entering the legal profession, Soly built an extensive career in real estate, business development, contract negotiation, and financial analysis. She has more than 18 years of real estate experience and holds an active California real estate broker’s license. This background gives her a valuable perspective in matters involving trust and estate property, ownership disputes, title issues, property transfers, sales, valuations, and other asset-driven controversies.

Soly earned her Juris Doctor from Concord Law School at Purdue University Global and is licensed to practice law throughout the State of California. She is known for her attention to detail, thoughtful problem-solving, responsive communication, and ability to navigate complicated matters with both determination and compassion.

Whether helping a family create an estate plan, guiding a trustee through administration, or advocating for a client in contested litigation, Soly is committed to providing clear direction, practical solutions, and strong representation at every stage.