Kirsty Gasson
Solicitor

Kirsty Gasson

Solicitor

Kirsty joined Johnson Astills in 2015 as a paralegal. Kirsty completed her training contract at Johnson Astills completing seats in Crime, Childcare Law, Family and Private Client developing a strong interest in Wills and Probate matters.

Kirsty qualified in January 2020 and specialises in all aspects of Wills, Probate and Elderly Client work including:

Preparing a Will or Codicil
Administration of an Estate
Probate
Lasting Powers of Attorney
Deputyship
Advance Decisions

Kirsty attended De Montfort University obtaining her Law degree in 2014 and completing the Legal Practice Course in 2015.

Professional Information

Kirsty is a Dementia Friend.

Team: Wills and Probate

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