Rebecca Lee
Associate Solicitor
Rebecca is an Associate Solicitor in our Wills & Probate team based at our Leicester office.
Expertise
- Wills
- Probate including taxable estates
- Lasting Powers of Attorney
Approach
Rebecca’s empathetic approach and her attention to detail means that clients will know their matter is handled in a calm and efficient matter. She believes that a professional, friendly manner will create an environment that means the client is the main focus.
Career Highlights
- Rebecca attended the University of Law in Guilford where she studied the LPC MSc in Law Business and Management and graduated in 2017
- She qualified in 2021 whilst working at Michael Hill Partnership in Leicester where she became a Wills & Probate Associate Solicitor
- Rebecca joined Rothera Bray in November 2024 as an Associate Solicitor in the Wills & Probate department
Rebecca Lee's Experience
Experience
6 years
Qualifications
- University of Leicester – Undergraduate
- University of Law Guilford LPC MSc in Law Business & Management
- Leicester
- r.lee@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0116 2045 313
Rebecca Lee's Experience
Year Qualified
2021
Experience
6 years
Qualifications
- University of Leicester – Undergraduate
- University of Law Guilford LPC MSc in Law Business & Management
How do I include transgender beneficiaries in my Will?
Rebecca Lee is an Associate Solicitor in our Wills and Probate team at our Leicester office. She explains how to amend your Will to ensure it recognises transgender beneficiaries.
Rothera Bray secures over £680K for Cancer Research UK through Will-Writing Service
Rothera Bray has been recognised by Cancer Research UK for its significant contribution to the charity’s Will-Writing Service, securing over £680,000 in pledged gifts.
Rothera Bray support Update Your Will Week 2025
We are proud to support Update Your Will Week 2025, taking place from Monday 3rd to Sunday 9th March.
Discovery of rare Harry Potter first edition in estate highlights executor diligence
A rare first-edition copy of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone was recently discovered in an estate during probate, bringing a significant windfall to the beneficiaries.
Unusual But Valid: The Fish Finger Will
As solicitors, we encounter wills in various forms, from traditional parchment to AI-driven drafting technology. However, a recent court case shows the law’s adaptability to unconventional wills.
Rothera Bray strengthens Private Client team in Leicester and Market Harborough
We are thrilled to announce the continued growth of our Private Client team in Leicester and Market Harborough, which now includes Senior Associate Sandra Garvey, Associate Rebecca Lee, and Solicitor Charlotte Pinkham.
Agricultural Property Relief – Effects of 2024 Budget
The Autumn 2024 Budget has changed the rules surrounding Agricultural Property Relief and what value can be claimed tax free.
How can I dispute a Power of Attorney?
Our latest Wills and Probate blog explains what a Power of Attorney (POA) is and the different types of POA available. It also covers how to dispute a Power of Attorney.
A guide to updating your Will after remarriage or divorce
When big life changes occur, like remarriage or a new civil partnership, updating your Will is likely not a priority. However, it is crucial to update or create a new Will to reflect these changes. Otherwise, your final wishes may not be carried out, and your inheritance may not go to your chosen beneficiaries.
Lasting Powers of Attorney: the role of the Certificate Provider
Following recent clarification from the Court of Protection, we look more closely at what it means to act as a Certificate Provider for Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA). We’ll also cover the steps that should be taken before a Certificate Provider signs an LPA.
Do I need to make a Will?
This week (4th-10th March) is Update Your Will Week, a campaign run by the Association of Lifetime Lawyers to encourage people to update an existing will or create a new will.
We’re proud to support Update Your Will Week 2024
This week is Update Your Will Week (4th-10th March), an annual campaign hosted by The Association of Lifetime Lawyers (formerly known as Solicitors For the Elderly).