Sarah Simpson
Senior Paralegal
Sarah is a Senior Paralegal in our Wills & Probate department based at Market Harborough office.
Expertise
Sarah assists in the Wills & Probate team on a wide range of legal services such as:- Wills
- Trusts
- Drafting and registering Lasting Powers of Attorney documents
- Dealing with the administration of Estates and Deputyships
Approach
Sarah has a friendly, professional manner and understanding approach when dealing with clients.
Career Highlights
- Sarah started her career in Criminal law in 1996
- In 2007 she began a different career path in marketing and events, organising in the agriculture & farming industry
- She joined Bray & Bray in 2015 before they merged to form Rothera Bray in 2023. Sarah’s role was as a Legal Secretary in the Wills & Probate department before being promoted to Paralegal in 2023
- Sarah was promoted to Senior Paralegal in June 2025
Experience
Testimonials
“I recently used this firm to deal with my late aunts estate. They were very knowledgeable, efficient and approachable. The whole process was explained in detail and I was kept updated along the way. A special mention goes to Sarah Simpson as her customer service was excellent. She dealt with everything I asked or needed doing straight away and I trusted her completely to do what she said she would. A rarity in this day and age. I would highly recommend this firm of solicitors .”S.Hickey
- Market Harborough
- s.e.simpson@rotherabray.co.uk
- 01858 436972
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