Associate Solicitor, Private Client Team
Having joined Machins in July 2016, Radha qualified as a solicitor in 2020 in the Private Client Team and was promoted to Associate in November 2024.
Radha deals with all aspects of Private Client work including preparing and amending Wills, Powers of Attorney and Probate work. Clients have praised Radha on her ability to explain complex areas of law clearly and comprehensively.
Radha is commended for displaying an exceptional level of client care, and prides herself on being friendly and approachable. Her relaxed demeanour allows her to have honest and frank discussions about sensitive matters with clients who sometimes find themselves in difficult situations.
TV money expert Martin Lewis has urged everyone, including young people, to register a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) to protect their interests in the future. An LPA is a legal document that enables you to nominate someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you lose the capacity to do so yourself.
A widow has been granted a court order to prevent her deceased husband’s children from challenging his will under the Italian legal system. The deceased was born in Italy but moved to England aged 20, where he remained resident until he died aged 78 in 2018. His entire working life and most of his assets
The process of managing a loved one’s affairs using a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is to be made simpler and safer. An LPA is a legal document that allows people to appoint someone else (an attorney) to make decisions about their welfare, money or property. They are often used by older people to choose
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A court has corrected an error in a man’s will to reinstate his original intention as to how his estate should be divided among family members. The issue arose because the deceased had made a will in 1998 dividing his estate into 52 parts to be given to different named beneficiaries from his wife’s family.
In 2019, the Office of the Public Guardian learned that nearly 75 percent of people think that their partners or close family members can automatically make decisions for them if they’re not able to. This is not true; only a lasting power of attorney (LPA) gives you the legal ability to give those you trust