Rebecca joined Walker Foster in January 2022 as a Legal Assistant in the Litigation department.
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Rebecca GeldardTrainee SolicitorHaving recently completed her law degree, she decided to study the Legal Practice Course at the University of Law on a part time basis whilst working at Walker Foster.
Rebecca is based at our Skipton office and has recently moved to our growing Corporate Commercial department as a Trainee Solicitor under the supervision of Keith Hardington. Her work includes assisting business clients on sales and acquisitions, as well as drafting commercial and business contracts such as Partnership Agreements and Shareholders Agreements.
Outside of work, Rebecca enjoys going to concerts and going out for food and drinks with friends and family.
When informal promises are made within families, they can shape lives and long-term decisions. But when those promises are broken or ignored, and formal legal arrangements are lacking, the result can be emotional, complex and financially devastating.
When a loved one passes away, going through the process of administering their estate will always be emotional and complex. But when the original will cannot be found, the situation becomes even more difficult - raising questions about the deceased’s true intentions and creating uncertainty for those left behind.
For couples dealing with their relationship breakdown during separation and divorce, resolving disputes over how finances will be distributed and any children’s living arrangements will cause additional stress.
After talking to clients about the planning of their affairs, we at Walker Foster discovered a common misunderstanding over the difference between an executor and an attorney.
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