Sarah Simpson
Paralegal
Sarah is a Paralegal in our Wills & Probate department based at Market Harborough office.
Expertise
Sarah assists Partner Andrew Hitchon 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 Simpson's Experience
- Market Harborough
- s.e.simpson@rotherabray.co.uk
- 01858 436972
Sarah Simpson's Experience
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