About

Joanna Storey TEP

Joanna is a Legal Executive in the Wills & Probate Department based at the Lincoln Office.

 

Joanna joined Ringrose Law in 1991 and has been a legal adviser in the Wills & Probate Department since 1996.

Jo undertakes all areas of work within the department including; Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney, probate, trusts, tax planning and court of protection. Joanna is an Associate of the firm.

STEP

Joanna is a Member of Society of Trust and Practitioners (STEP). STEP is the worldwide professional association for practitioners dealing with family inheritance and succession planning. The Society helps to improve public understanding of the issues families face in this area and promotes education and high professional standards among its members.

Excellent service, efficient and friendly. Joanna understood our needs and found the perfect solutions.

Wills & Probate Client

Interests

Joanna is a keen netball player having played and refereed in the local Lincoln league for the last 20 years. She enjoys supporting her children in their sporting activities, as well as socialising with family and friends.

Joanna Storey TEP Ringrose Law portrait
Legal Executive & STEP Practitioner
t. 01522 561026

Memberships

  • Fellow of Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (FCILex)
  • Member of Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP)

Areas of Law

  • Contested Probate
  • Court of Protection
  • Inheritance Tax
  • Intestacy
  • Lasting Powers of Attorney
  • Probate
  • Trusts and Estate Planning
  • Will Writing
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