Beth Ashton
Paralegal
Beth Ashton is a Paralegal in Rothera Bray’s Wills and Probate department and is based at our Derby Office.
Expertise
- New client enquiries
- Supporting wide range of matters in the wills & probate department
- Preparing documents
Approach
Beth’s approach to her work in the wills and probate department is characterised by her kind, sympathetic, and approachable nature.
She demonstrates compassion and understanding, making clients feel at ease during what can often be a difficult and emotional process.
Career Highlights
- Beth previously worked at another Derby law firm as a Receptionist
- She started at Rothera Bray in November 2024 as a Paralegal in the Wills & Probate department
Experience
Experience
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