Elaine Langley
Paralegal
Elaine is a Paralegal in the Wills and Probate department based at the West Bridgford office.
Expertise
- Creating and preparing Wills, Powers of Attorney and all manner of documentation in the department
- Dealing with client queries either walk ins or over the phone
Approach
Elaine is approachable, sympathetic and will assist in any way she can to make situations more manageable for all.
Career Highlights
- Elaine has previously worked at the Probation Service and a building society as administration assistant
- She has worked within the legal profession with over 35 years experience, 24 of those years employed at Massers Solicitors.
- Elaine is now a Paralegal in the Wills & Probate team at Rothera Bray Solicitors after their merger with Massers in October 2024
Experience
Experience
35 years
- West Bridgford
- e.langley@rotherabray.co.uk
- 03456 465 465
Experience
Experience
35 years
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