Farleys expands private client team in Preston
North West law firm Farleys Solicitors has bolstered its private client department with the appointment of senior associate Katy Shakeshaft at its Preston office.
Katy brings a decade of experience in private client services, specialising in wills, probate and lasting powers of attorney. Her expertise in managing both taxable and non-taxable estates enhances the team’s commitment to delivering tailored, high-quality legal support.
She said: "I am delighted to join Farleys’ Private Client team, where I can continue to provide clients with expert guidance on their estate planning and inheritance matters.
“I look forward to enhancing the support we offer across Preston and Lancashire.”
She joins a well-established private client team that includes associate partner Victoria Marsh, who specialises in court of protection matters and estate planning. Together, the team provides clear, practical advice and effective solutions tailored to their unique circumstances.
Victoria added: “We are delighted to welcome Katy to our private client team. She brings a wealth of experience in wills, probate and lasting powers of attorney, and her commitment to delivering clear, tailored advice aligns perfectly with our client-centred approach.
“Expanding our team in Preston enables us to better serve our clients across the North West, strengthening Farleys’ presence and expertise in the region.”
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