I joined DMA Law in March 2017, having completed my law degree and Legal Practice Course in 2013. Initially, I pursued a slightly different career path and upon joining DMA Law, I started in a supporting role. Over time, I worked across various departments, and it became clear that my true passion lies within our “Life Department.” After completing my training contract—an experience extended by maternity leave and the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic—I qualified as a solicitor in December 2021.
Since qualifying, I have been working as a solicitor in our Life Department, where I am part of a closely-knit team. It is a privilege to support clients during some of the most challenging times of their lives, helping them navigate complex legal issues with care and understanding. My work focuses on a range of areas, including wills, lasting powers of attorney, probate and estate administration, Court of Protection matters, and trusts.
Outside of work, I treasure time spent with my family. I also love being outdoors and maintaining an active lifestyle.
Position:
Life Planning and Probate Department Manager, Solicitor
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