Lyndsey Hudson
Solicitor
Lyndsey is a Solicitor in Rothera Bray’s Mental Capacity and Court of Protection department. She is based at our Nottingham office.
Expertise
- Court of Protection applications
- Lasting Powers of Attorney
- Acting as a Professional Deputy or Attorney
- Supporting Lay Deputies
- Supporting LPA Attorneys
- Statutory Wills
Approach
Lyndsey specialises in Court of Protection and Lasting Power of Attorney matters.
Lyndsey is passionate about providing support to elderly and vulnerable clients whose health or mental capacity has deteriorated either as a result of old age, illness or personal injury. Lyndsey provides a friendly and compassionate approach at what she understands can be an emotional time for those individuals and their loved ones.
Lyndsey is committed to providing excellent client care and as a result, strives to ensure that anyone looking to use our services feels relaxed and comfortable with her from the beginning. She is happy to carry out home visits and will always work to accommodate her client’s needs.
Career Highlights
- Lyndsey previously volunteered with Age UK Nottingham’s advocacy service, offering free support to elderly and vulnerable adults
- Joined Rothera Bray in July 2018 as a Legal Secretary
- Became a Paralegal in 2020
- Lyndsey became a Trainee Solicitor at Rothera Bray in September 2022
- Lyndsey qualified as a solicitor in September 2024
Experience
Experience
5 years
Qualifications
- Graduated from Nottingham Trent University in June 2014 with a First Class LLB (Honours) Law degree
- Lyndsey completed her LPC part-time at Nottingham Trent University between 2020 – 2022 whilst working as a paralegal
Testimonials
“I and my siblings, have found the whole system of these change of circumstances extremely difficult to navigate. I would like to convey my appreciation of your speedy response and thank you for making this process as easy as it possibly could be. ”Jackie
- Lace Market
- l.hudson@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 938 0841
Experience
Experience
5 years
Qualifications
- Graduated from Nottingham Trent University in June 2014 with a First Class LLB (Honours) Law degree
- Lyndsey completed her LPC part-time at Nottingham Trent University between 2020 – 2022 whilst working as a paralegal
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