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Separation and Intestacy
Mr Smith was married with an adult daughter, and although he had separated from his wife a number of...
Originally from Cambridge, I completed an LLB (Hons) in Law Degree at Sheffield Hallam University and then moved to London to undertake the Legal Practice Course at the College of Law.
Following that I worked as a paralegal at Kingsley Napley Solicitors in London in the professional regulation department before joining Whitehead Monckton as a Trainee Solicitor in 2007.
I qualified as a Solicitor in the Tax & Estate Planning department of Whitehead Monckton in February 2009.
In October 2016 I was promoted to Associate Director and following the successful merger of Docklands Solicitors and Whitehead Monckton in that same year I now provide legal services to both Maidstone and London clients.
I have experience and expertise in:
I enjoy advising on tax efficient solutions and planning for the protection of clients and future generations of their families and business interests. I often act for clients at challenging times of their lives and have to deal with difficult topics such as mental incapacity and complex family dynamics.
I am a Full Member of the Society of Trust & Estate Practitioners (STEP) and a Full Accredited Member of Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE) and a Dementia Friends Champion.
What my clients say:
"Superb attention to detail, advice, communications and efficiency! The best solicitor support I have experienced"
"Katie was helpful and understanding and provided us with a Will we required. I would recommend"
“We were very happy about the result.”
When out of the office:
We have recently adopted a retired racing greyhound so walks and runs are keeping me and my family busy!
Support Team:
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