Anna Guy
Senior Paralegal
Anna Guy has over 10 years’ experience of working in law firms, and 7 years’ experience of dealing with Wills and Probate matters. She’s based at our West Bridgford branch.
Approach
As a senior paralegal, Anna supports the solicitor in her department with a wide range of legal services such as creating new Wills, drafting and registering Power of Attorney documents and dealing with the administration of estates.
Career Highlights
- Anna joined the firm in 2011 where she worked for four years within the Wills and Probate Department and Family Department before leaving in 2015
- Returned to Rothera Bray as a Paralegal in the Wills and Probate Department at the West Bridgford office in October 2018
Experience
Qualifications
- Completed her Level 3 Diploma in Paralegal Practice in June 2018
- West Bridgford
- a.guy@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 852 5885
Experience
Qualifications
- Completed her Level 3 Diploma in Paralegal Practice in June 2018
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