ABOUT
About Angela
Planning for the future can feel daunting, particularly when it involves thinking about what may happen to the people and things that matter most to you. My aim is to make the process as straightforward, personal and reassuring as possible.
I was admitted as a solicitor in England and Wales in 2014, having begun my legal career in a high-street practice where I gained experience across a broad range of areas, including Wills, probate, Lasting Powers of Attorney, conveyancing and family law.
I later specialised in family law, working closely with individuals and families at what were often some of the most difficult and uncertain periods of their lives. That experience reinforced for me the importance of clear advice, careful planning and taking the time to understand what really matters to each individual client.
A personal approach
In 2022, I moved away from private practice and joined Citizens Advice, initially as a Supervisor and subsequently as an Advice Manager. My work there has continued to centre around helping people navigate complex situations, understand their options and make informed decisions.
I am now returning to the area of law that first sparked my interest in private client work and have established Angela Zarrabi Legal Services to provide a personal, accessible approach to will writing and estate planning.
I believe estate planning should never feel like a production line.
Every family is different. Some arrangements are relatively straightforward; others involve second marriages, children from previous relationships, jointly owned property or concerns about how best to protect a partner while ultimately providing for children.
My role is to take the time to understand your circumstances, explain the available options clearly and help you put arrangements in place that reflect your wishes.
Professional experience, explained clearly
Although I am a qualified solicitor, Angela Zarrabi Legal Services provides will-writing and estate-planning services as a non-regulated business and is not an SRA-regulated solicitors’ practice. I believe it is important to be completely transparent about that distinction.
What I bring to the service is the benefit of my previous legal training and professional experience, combined with a straightforward and personal approach to helping clients plan for the future.
Protecting What Matters Most
Ultimately, estate planning is not simply about documents. It is about making sure the right people are protected, that your wishes are understood and that those closest to you are left with clarity rather than uncertainty.