Aleshanee Nagi
Paralegal
Aleshanee Nagi is a Paralegal in the Family Law team based at our Derby and Beeston offices.
Expertise
- Financial remedies
- Divorce
- Child arrangements
Approach
Aleshanee is a compassionate and detail‑oriented paralegal in the Family Law team. She combines empathy with clear, straightforward communication, helping clients feel informed and supported during sensitive matters.
Conscientious and friendly, she brings reliability, precision, and warmth to every case she works on.
Career Highlights
- Aleshanee completed a diploma in Social and Global Entrepreneurship in Barcelona in 2017/18
- She then went on to complete a degree in Business and majored in Business Law at a university in Australia in 2019
- She volunteered at Support Through Court in Nottingham from 2023-2024
- She previously worked at Nottingham Law Centre from 2024-25
- Aleshanee joined Rothera Bray as a Paralegal in the Family Law department in March 2026
Experience
Experience
4 years
- Derby/Beeston
- a.nagi@rotherabray.co.uk
- 01332 429 732
Experience
Experience
4 years
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