As a Paralegal in our Disputed Wills and Trusts team, Krystle assists with a wide range of contentious probate matters. Krystle brings a calm and organised approach to her work in the Birmingham office, supporting matters with care and attention to detail. She supports solicitors with case preparation, document management, client correspondence and court-related documentation. Having previously worked in television, Krystle joined Rothley in …
Abigail Burdiak
Abigail is an Associate in our Private Wealth team, based in Milton Keynes. She enjoys helping clients organise their lifetime affairs through the preparation of simple and complex Wills, powers of attorney and estate planning advice. With experience in all areas of private client work, Abigail also advises administrators, executors and trustees on their responsibilities as well as assisting with …
Emma House
Based in our Bristol office, Emma works across a range of private client areas, supporting clients through every stage of estate administration, guiding them with clarity and care. Since joining Rothley Law as an Associate in 2025, Emma has supported clients on wills, estate planning, powers of attorney, and the administration of trusts and estates. Emma works with clients in varied circumstances and situations, …
Farzana Ali
Farzana brings a calm and client-focused approach to her work, supporting matters from start to finish. Based in Birmingham, she supports the Private Wealth team across a broad range of client matters, including wills, trusts and the administration of high value estates. Her experience includes drafting tailored legal documents, such as lasting and general powers of attorney and deeds relating …
Rothley Law Helps Secures Outcome in Financial Abuse Case
Rothley Law is proud to have supported our client David Bolton in a deeply distressing case of financial abuse involving his late grandmother, Joan Green, who was unlawfully deprived of approximately £300,000 and increasingly isolated from her family during the final years of her life. The case centred on the actions of Pamela Gwinnett, a carer who had developed a …
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Heledd Wyn speaks on retirement risks for the Financial Times
Bristol Partner Heledd Wyn has provided extensive commentary for the Financial Times on the unseen risks in retirement. The article, published on 18 November 2025, explores the potential financial issues that can be encountered in cases of cognitive or physical decline and the legal difficulties these can present if not discussed at the outset. The issue The article, part of …
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Rothley Law maintains strong position in legal directory rankings
We have been once again recognised for the quality of our work in the leading independent legal directories, Chambers and Legal 500. These strong results, based on a combination of extensive analysis and client feedback, highlight the quality of Rothley Law’s advice and expertise – all backed by the trust that our clients place in us. Chambers 2026 In this year’s Chambers rankings we have maintained our Band 3 ranking for our Court of Protection department, with Lucy Taylor a Band 3 lawyer and Rebecca Bristow at Band 4. Chambers High …