Kirsten Boettcher

Solicitor

Private Client Services

Phone

0131 656 5541

kirstenboettcher@lindsays.co.uk

Address

Caledonian Exchange 19A Canning Street Edinburgh EH3 8HE

About Kirsten

Kirsten is a Solicitor with Lindsays and is a member of our Private Client team in our Edinburgh office.

Kirsten gained her LLB in 2020 before staying on and completing her Diploma in 2022 at the Robert Gordon University.

Prior to undertaking her traineeship, Kirsten worked with both businesses and individual clients as a Paralegal in our Commercial Property team.

Expertise

Executries Powers of Attorney and Guardianships Tax Services Trusts Wills

News & Insights

From the team

insights

Food for thought - the pitfalls of improvised Wills for families and charities

In the latest issue of Lindsays Life, Partners Helen Kidd and Lynsey Kerr highlight the pitfalls of an improvised Will and the consequences for families and charities

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insights 24 June 2025

Adults with Incapacity, guardianships and the importance of PoAs

The legislation protecting adults who no longer have mental capacity is under review – however, early planning can prevent issues arising

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insights 17 June 2025

What can you do if a Will has been mislaid?

In the latest issue of Lindsays Life we offer some advice on what to do if you lose your Will and how to prevent it happening in the first place

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insights 29 May 2025

Prepare for Budget aftershocks - IHT changes affecting younger families and couples

Pension changes announced in the 2024 UK Budget could affect younger families more than they expect. Doran Mitchell explains more in the latest issue of Lindsays Life

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insights 22 May 2025

What is a personal injury trust?

If you or a family member receive a lump sum due to an injury, a PI trust can help manage and protect the funds as part of your financial planning

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insights 15 May 2025

Power of Attorney – a foreign concept?

Planning to travel abroad this year? Why not put a PoA in place as insurance against future unknowns – a trusted person can then act on your behalf should the need arise

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