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Amy Taylor qualified as a solicitor in 2008 and joined the wills, probate and tax team at Steeles in August 2012. She was promoted to the role of Principal in 2015.
Her specialism lies in Wills, probate, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Court of Protection applications.
She has strong regional ties, having studied Law at the University of East Anglia before completing her training and post qualification experience at a Suffolk based firm.
"Courteous and patient, efficient and knowledgeable."
The Legal 500 2018
"A first-class, professional service."
The Legal 500 2018
"One of the best solicitors I have used."
Client comment
"Amy was extremely helpful and efficient. A great asset to your firm."
Client comment
"I wish to sincerely thank Amy Taylor for her kindness and prompt efficiency in executing my new Will which was a source of worry to me as the previous was so outdated."
Client comment
"Our needs were dealt with by solicitor Amy Taylor. We appreciated the apparent breadth of her knowledge and the options she presented, while leaving us to make decisions on an informed basis."
The Legal 500, 2020 edition.
"We felt totally at ease with Amy Taylor and at no time did we get any feeling of superiority which appears to be a trademark of the legal profession. Having completed our business, we felt quite satisfied that everything was done in our interest."
The Legal 500, 2020 edition.
With an extension on the #stampdutyholiday on the horizon, Property Solicitor Chrissie Hartley-Hengist reviews how to avoid costly mistakes during the conveyancing process and what you can do if your #housesale or purchase is delayed due to coronavirus. https://www.steeleslaw.co.uk/advice-for-house-hunters-qa/
Stamp duty holiday will be extended to the end of June. @thetimes reports that Rishi Sunak will use his March budget to move the deadline until the end of June, bringing it into line with the easing of lockdown restrictions. #stampdutyholiday #buyingandsellingaproperty
Rishi Sunak is preparing to extend the stamp duty holiday by three months until the end of June in an attempt to keep the property market firing as Britain emerges from lockdown https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/stamp-duty-holiday-will-be-extended-to-end-of-june-gc0qfrckz?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1614153024
