Emily Evans
– Paralegal –
Emily is a Paralegal in our Private Client team at the Brighton & Hove office. She holds an honours Law Degree (LLB), a Masters in Law (LLM), and is currently preparing for the Solicitors Qualifying Exam (SQE).
In addition to her academic achievements, Emily has gained several years of valuable legal experience with leading firms in Sussex. She fondly recalls her childhood summers, which she spent interacting and participating in activities with the residents at her grandmother’s local private care home.
Emily’s clients
Experience and approach
Areas of expertise
Emily assists with:
- Probate and Administration of Estates: specialising in cases requiring registrar approval such as proving copy Wills
- Powers of Attorney: registration of Enduring Powers of Attorney and the creation and registration of Lasting Powers of Attorney.
- Court of Protection matters including Deputyship Applications
- Wills and Estate Planning
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