Corrine Seabourne

My name is Corrine Seabourne and I am a Chartered Legal Executive specialising in Private Client work. This includes the drafting of Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorneys for Property and Financial Affairs and Health and Welfare, Trusts and the Administration of Estates when a person passes away with or without a Will. I joined Alsters Kelley Solicitors in 2006 from the Court Service and began practising in this area in 2008. Whilst working full time, I studied part time and became a Fellow of the Chartered Institutes of Legal Executives in 2018.

When I see clients, it can sometimes be at the most difficult times in their lives. For some people preparing a Will can give a sense of impending doom or be very daunting, especially where family situations may not be straight forward. I take pride in guiding clients through the process and listening to them and their needs, providing support when required. Many clients comment at the end of a meeting that the process was much simpler than they had anticipated!

When a family member passes away it can be an extremely difficult time for the family. The family can be thrown into turmoil, not knowing which way to turn. I ease that stress by assisting families with the legalities surrounding the administration of estates. I understand that a person has just lost a loved one and must grieve. By taking a calm and supportive approach, I help clients through the process and allow them to have the time to grieve whilst their legal matters are taken care of.

Having spent 15 years in the Army Reserves and growing up the second eldest of a family of eight, I have a lot of experience in dealing with a wide range of personalities and situations and I feel proud to be using my skills to help people from all walks of life at what can be difficult times.