Lorraine Lloyd
Paralegal
Lorraine is a Paralegal in the Divorce and Family Law department based at our Market Harborough office.
Expertise
- Dealing with clients
- Issuing Divorce Applications
- Correspondence
- Preparing Court bundles
- Preparing financial documents
Approach
Lorraine enjoys dealing with clients directly and offers a sympathetic and understanding approach to their matters and working with the solicitor to provide advice and guidance throughout challenging situations.
Career Highlights
- From 2004 – 2005 Lorraine worked as an administrative assistant at Greene King dealing with pub landlords and typing the tenancy agreements for the tenanted pubs
- Then from 2005 to 2015 she worked for a Property Management Company as a Property Secretary at Lloyd Property Management dealing with the owners of leasehold flats and management companies offering secretarial support to the director of the company
- 2015 – present – Lorraine worked for Bray & Bray until they merged to become Rothera Bray. She held the position of secretary in the Family department before being promoted to a Paralegal
Experience
Qualifications
- Lorraine completed a two year secretarial and PA course at West Suffolk College from 1996 – 1998
- Market Harborough
- l.lloyd@rotherabray.co.uk
- 01858 435 954
Experience
Qualifications
- Lorraine completed a two year secretarial and PA course at West Suffolk College from 1996 – 1998
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