Emily specialises in wills, trusts, powers of attorney and probate matters.

She takes a practical and empathetic approach to looking at her clients’ personal and business affairs, and will work with her clients to come up with solutions which best suit their needs when it comes to planning for illness, incapacity and death. She will work to ensure that your loved ones are protected and cared for if the worst were to happen.

Emily has a background in property law and continues to act for residents’ companies and individuals in relation to sales, purchases, lease extensions and enfranchisement, and other land-related issues such as rights of way and possession claims.

This allows her to provide a comprehensive service when administering estates, as all property matters can be dealt with by Emily giving her clients a seamless and personal service.

Emily came to Dickins Hopgood Chidley in 2010 after spending the first ten years of her professional life in London. She trained at a firm specialising in property and private client work and became a partner there after qualifying in 2005.

Emily is a member of the Law Society Private Client section.