Recognising 30 Years of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers at GA Solicitors
Whether planning for the future, protecting loved ones or navigating difficult circumstances after the loss of a family member, legal advice often comes at a time when people need confidence and reassurance as much as legal expertise.
At GA Solicitors, our wills, trusts and probate team helps individuals and families make informed decisions about their future. From preparing wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney to advising on estate administration, Court of Protection matters and succession planning, we understand that every client’s circumstances are unique.
That’s why we’re proud to have members of our team who are full accredited members of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers.
- Partner and head of probate team, Catherine Bailey
- Partner, Matthew Rose
The accreditation recognises lawyers who have demonstrated specialist knowledge and a commitment to supporting older and vulnerable people with care, empathy and professionalism. It also reflects an ongoing commitment to professional development, ensuring our lawyers remain up to date with changes in the law and the wider issues that can affect clients, including capacity, dementia, safeguarding and later life planning.
For our clients, this means working with lawyers who understand that effective advice goes beyond preparing legal documents. It involves taking the time to understand individual circumstances, explaining options clearly and providing practical guidance that helps clients make informed decisions with confidence.
This year marks 30 years of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers supporting vulnerable and older people through specialist legal advice and campaigning for better protections. We are proud that members of our team continue to meet the high standards required for accreditation and to play their part in delivering trusted advice to clients across Devon and beyond.
Catherine Bailey, full accredited member of The Association of Lifetime Lawyers, commented: “Every client has different priorities, concerns and family circumstances. Being an Accredited Lifetime Lawyer reflects my commitment to providing clear, compassionate advice that helps people make decisions with confidence, whatever stage of life they’re at and whatever they hope to achieve.”
Partner, Matthew Rose added: “Being an accredited Lifetime Lawyer represents a recognised standard of excellence in this area of law. It means our advice is shaped not only around legal documents and procedures, but around the realities of life – health, family, relationships, and vulnerability in all its forms. We are pleased to continue to offer the highest level of care and service to our clients.”
If you would like advice about making a will, Lasting Power of Attorney, estate administration or planning for later life, GA Solicitors in Plymouth has an experienced private client team that’s here to help. Ranked in Chambers Hight Net Worth and The Legal 500, you can be assured you are in safe hands.
Call our specialist team today on 01752 203500 or email equiries@GAsolicitors.com.
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