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 …
Andrew Bishop Talks Inheritance Law in The Times
We are proud to highlight Andrew Bishop, Partner in our Disputed Wills & Trusts team, following his insightful commentary in The Times on inheritance law reform.
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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 …
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Andrew Bishop honoured as UK’s top Contentious Probate Lawyer
We are thrilled to announce that Rothley Law has been awarded the coveted Legal Award at the Bristol Life Awards 2025!
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Predatory marriage reform moves a step closer – the Law Commission report
We are thrilled to announce that Rothley Law has been awarded the coveted Legal Award at the Bristol Life Awards 2025!
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Rothley Law Wins Prestigious Legal Award at the Bristol Life Awards 2025
We are thrilled to announce that Rothley Law has been awarded the coveted Legal Award at the Bristol Life Awards 2025!
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Rothley Law Secures £125,000 for Estranged Daughter in Landmark Inheritance Case
Rothley Law acted in a high-profile court dispute in which Jenna Howe successfully received £125,000 from her late father’s estate under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, despite being excluded from his will. This case involves a complex family situation where the father had a strained relationship with his daughter. Initially, she tried to challenge the will, …
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Renowned Private Client Litigator Joins Rothley Law as Partner
Renowned Private Client Litigator Joins Rothley Law as Partner We are delighted to welcome Mitra Mann as a Partner at Rothley Law. Based in our Birmingham office, Mitra is a highly accomplished private client litigator with over 15 years of experience, specialising in contentious probate, inheritance, and wills disputes, as well as Court of Protection matters. Mitra has built a …
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Charity of the Year Fundraising for Headway Birmingham & Solihull
As the year draws to a close, Rothley Law Limited are proud to reflect on our incredible journey supporting Headway Birmingham & Solihull, our chosen Charity of the Year. We have been driven throughout the year to make a tangible difference to our local charity and thanks to the unwavering support of our teams, clients, professional network and the wider …
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Former Bristol Lawyer of the Year Joins Rothley Law as Partner
We’re delighted to announce that Heledd Wyn has joined Rothley Law as a Partner in our Court of Protection (COP) team. Based in our new Bristol office, Heledd brings extensive expertise in future planning, private wealth, and Court of Protection matters. She provides tailored guidance on wills, powers of attorney, inheritance tax planning, and asset protection for individuals and business …