Charlotte Kahrman
Charlotte specialises in contentious matters relating to wills, trusts and probate disputes.
About Charlotte
Charlotte’s specialism is dealing with a variety of disputes relating to the validity of wills; potential claims against the estate, including claims pursuant to the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975; proprietary estoppel; and, the removal and substitution of executors.
"The team at Wright Hassall is conscientious and devoted to achieving the best possible outcome for its clients"
Experience
Charlotte has experience in dealing with contentious matters at various stages, from pre-action through to mediation and Court proceedings.
A brilliant, dynamic, approachable team of excellent lawyers. The lawyers are tenacious and conscientious and great fun to work with. I defy anyone to find a firm that shows more consistent commitment to their clients. A Wright Hassall client is a client that has a skilled dedicated and fearless litigator by their side.
Career
Charlotte undertook her undergraduate law degree at Coventry University, during which she took a placement year as a Family Law Paralegal. Charlotte continued working as a Family Law Paralegal alongside studying her LPC at the University of Law in Birmingham.
Following completion of her studies, Charlotte commenced her training contract at Wright Hassall and qualified as a solicitor in March 2023.
Memberships
Chair of Warwickshire Junior Lawyers Division
Interests
Outside of work, Charlotte enjoys travelling and spending time researching and planning the next destination.
