Rebecca Holmes
Legal Executive
Rebecca is a Legal Executive in our Wills & Probate team. She is based at our Lace Market office.
Expertise
- Wills
- Estate Administration
- LPAs
- Registration of EPAs
Approach
Rebecca has a sympathetic and friendly approach when dealing with her clients.
Career Highlights
- Rebecca joined Berryman Solicitors in Nottingham in 2006 as a secretary
- She then studied CILEX level 6 module in Wills and Probate and was promoted to a paralegal in the Private Client department in 2008
- Rebecca later joined Massers in 2013 as a paralegal
- She gained her FCILEX qualification in 2017
- After Massers merged with Rothera Bray Solicitors in October 2024, Rebecca is a Legal Executive in the Private Client team based at the Nottingham office
Rebecca Holmes's Experience
Experience
16 years
Qualifications
- The Lace Market
- r.holmes@rotherabray.co.uk
- 03456 465 465
Rebecca Holmes's Experience
Experience
16 years
Qualifications
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