Rebecca Parkman

Examples of her work include:

• Administration of estates, whether from beginning to end or an an ad hoc basis, including adding value by advising beneficiaries to consider their own estate planning, through deeds of variation, lifetime gifting or tax efficient investments, updating their own wills and ensuring that they have the protection of Lasting Powers of Attorney in place.
• Management of financial affairs for elderly and vulnerable clients as attorney or as deputy appointed by the Court of Protection.
• Preparation of Wills and Lasting Powers of attorney including tax planning advice and general advice to elderly clients

Rebecca said: “It’s important that people don’t try to cut corners when it comes to writing a Will or managing the estate of a loved-one.  A qualified solicitor will have the benefit of many years of specialist legal training and experience.  Clients can rest assured that any funds handled by us are absolutely guaranteed and that all transactions are fully insured.”

Legal 500 2019 Wards Solicitors is recommended for Personal Tax, Trusts and Probate for providing ‘service levels of a very high standard’ and Rebecca Parkman – impresses clients with her ‘tenacity, thoroughness and attention to detail’.

Qualifications and Experience

• Law degree 1989
• Qualified as a Solicitor in 1992
• Full accredited member of Association of Lifetime Lawyers (previously Solicitors for the Elderly) and has Association of Lifetime Lawyers Older Client Care in Practice award
• Appointed to the Office of the Public Guardian’s Panel of Professional Deputies 2015
• Former President of the Devon and Somerset Law Society and is an active regional representative on its committee and a member of its Vice President’s, Non-Contentious Business and International sub-committees
• Has specialised in Wills, Probate and Mental Capacity since
  1992

Supervised by Tom Scoffham