Shivani Pabari
Paralegal

Shivani Pabari

Paralegal

Shivani obtained her Law Degree at the University of Westminster in 2019. Shivani then completed the LPC with an MSc in Business, Law & Management at the University of Law (Nottingham).

Shivani joined Johnson Astills in January 2023.

She assists our Wills & Probate Team in areas including:

Preparing Wills and Codicils
Obtaining Grants of Probate/Letters of Administration
Administration of Estates
Drafting Lasting Powers of Attorney
Applications for Deputyship
Advance Decisions

Team: Wills and Probate

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