Jessica Redden
Paralegal
Jessica Redden is a Paralegal in our Mental Capacity and Court of Protection department and is based at our Lace Market, Nottingham office.
Expertise
- Lasting Powers of Attorney
- Deputyship
- Court of Protection
Approach
Jessica’s approach to working in the Mental Capacity and Court of Protection department is distinguished by her empathy and understanding. She recognises that many clients are navigating emotionally challenging times.
Jessica ensures that each client feels heard and supported, offering a compassionate ear and clear, respectful guidance throughout the process.
Career Highlights
- Jessica started her legal career at Co-op Legal services as a legal assistant and progressing to Probate paralegal
- She joined Rothera Bray in November 2024 as a Paralegal in the Wills & Probate department
- In November 2025 Jessica transferred to the Mental Capacity and Court of Protection department
Experience
Experience
3 years
- Nottingham
- j.redden@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 851 1600
Experience
Experience
3 years
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