Rebecca Blundell
Associate Solicitor specialising in contentious probate, advising on Inheritance Act claims, Will validity challenges, and disputes involving executors and trustees.
Specialisms & Areas of Work
British Wills and Probate Awards
Biography
Rebecca joined the team as a Solicitor in September 2024, following a period away from private practice. She qualified as a solicitor in 2013 and brings a strong background in civil and commercial litigation, having trained and practised at both regional and national Legal 500 firms in Manchester.
Since joining Myerson, Rebecca has specialised in contentious probate and swiftly developed a broad and varied practice. She was promoted to Associate in 2025 in recognition of her growing expertise and valuable contribution to the team.
Rebecca advises on the full spectrum of probate and trust disputes, including claims under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, challenges to will validity, and applications to remove executors and trustees. She acts for a diverse range of clients, including private individuals, beneficiaries, executors, and professional trustees, often in complex and high-value disputes.
She commenced the ACTAPS course in October 2025 and is working towards full membership, underlining her commitment to professional development and excellence in contentious trusts and probate work.
Rebecca plays an active role in the firm’s business development initiatives and is a member of the newly formed Charities Sector. She has helped raise the firm’s profile in the contentious probate market through live radio interviews, webinars and published commentary, demonstrating both strong technical expertise and an accessible communication style.
Rebecca is recognised for her adaptable, pragmatic approach and her ability to think creatively to achieve the best outcomes for her clients. She combines strong commercial awareness with a balanced, empathetic approach, providing clear, strategic advice at every stage of a dispute.
Client Feedback
Mr. J.
Rebecca Blundell was excellent, she was highly professional, efficient and above all delivered the results.
Awards & Rankings
British Wills and Probate Awards — Best Contentious Wills & Probate Team (Large)
2025Insights & Media
Caveats, Warnings and Removal: A Practical Guide for Probate Practitioners
In this practical post-event webinar, Myerson Solicitors explored the legal and procedural complexities surrounding caveats , warnings and their removal in probate disputes , offering practitioners clear guidance on navigating one of the most misunderstood areas of contentious probate practice. The session provided a practical examination of the...
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The High Bar for Overturning a Will: Lessons from Aysel Gencay v Dogan Halil
In Autumn 2025, the Central London County Court delivered a judgment that reasserts one of the core principles of English and Welsh inheritance law: that the courts are extremely reluctant to overturn a valid will unless there is compelling evidence that it was not the free and informed decision of the testator. The case of Aysel Gencay v Dogan...
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What Happens If You Die Without a Will?
When someone dies without a Will, their estate is distributed in accordance with the rules of intestacy . But what does this mean, and what happens when a dispute arises? In this blog, our Contentious Probate and Wills, Trusts and Probate Lawyers give their expert view.
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