I qualified as a Solicitor in September 2022 and can advise on a broad range of disputes.
I am part of Tees’ specialist Contentious Trust & Probate team and regularly meet with clients across all our office locations.
Probate disputes, by their very nature, arise at a stressful and vulnerable time, and I appreciate how overwhelming this can be for my clients. I offer clear and pragmatic advice and help my clients formulate a strategy to resolve matters.
Our specialist team can advise on the following:
Amelia Ayres - up and coming, very friendly and personable.
I am studying at the University of Law to qualify as an Associate Member of the Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists.
I am a member of the East Anglian Contentious Probate Group and the Contentious Trusts Association.
“Amelia Ayres is super to work with and personable.” Legal 500 UK, 2026 -East Anglia – Private Client – Contentious trusts and probate
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