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Why Should I Update My Will?

Posted2023-01-23 10:00

Update Your Will Week 2023. This week (23rd – 29th January) is Update Your Will Week , an awareness campaign hosted by Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE) to encourage more people to update their will and ensure their wishes are carried out when they...

Business as Usual?

Posted2021-11-05 08:00

Business as Usual? If you are a business owner, planning for the future is something that often gets pushed to the bottom of the list, particularly following a global pandemic. Lawyers like myself spend a lot of time reminding business owners to put in...

Are HSBC the executors of your Will?

Posted2015-08-19 09:22

Last month, customers of HSBC who have Wills which appoint HSBC as their executors, received a letter out of the blue advising them that HSBC will no longer be able to act for them in this role. This is because HSBC has sold off their Wills business to a...

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I qualified as a Solicitor specialising in private client work in 2005 after completing my training contract with a Northamptonshire firm. I joined the Wills, Trusts and Probate team at Brethertons in 2012.

I became a full member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) in 2009 after completing the two years of detailed study and exams required to prove my expertise in private client work. I have a keen interest in long term care planning and have spoken at several local groups, webinars and networking events about this topic, as well as the importance of wills and planning for mental incapacity.

I really enjoy meeting clients face to face every day. Helping people though what can be a difficult and emotional time and resolving matters for them as swiftly and smoothly as possible is the most satisfying part of my job.

Experience and Accreditations

Qualified as a Solicitor in 2005
Studied at Southampton University, obtaining an LLB in Law
Completed the Legal Practice Course at Bournemouth University
A full member of the Society of Trusts and Estates Practitioners (STEP) since 2009
Became a Full Accredited Member of the Association of Lifetime Lawyers (previously known as Solicitors for the Elderly) in 2021.

Get to Know Lindsay

Outside of work I am a voluntary committee member of my local National Childbirth Trust group. I am a mum of two, a keen baker and an avid reader (when I have time!) – probably based on my previous life as a librarian.