Amanda Noyce has a ‘superb style of handling cases’.The Legal 500 UK 2010 Edition

Contentious probate and contentious trusts; tax disputes; negligence actions regarding tax advisors; inheritance disputes; applications to the Court of Protection in mental capacity matters; non-contentious estate planning and general probate work.

Amanda qualified as a solicitor in 1992 and became a partner in 1997 at the Bath firm Thring Townsend. She joined Withy King in 2005 and became a partner in 2006.

Amanda, a litigator of over 15 years' experience, has unusual expertise which is different from other contentious probate lawyers in the area, because she practices the non-contentious as well as the contentious aspects of inheritance, probate and trusts disputes.

Amanda is a member of STEP  (The Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners) and ACTAPS (The Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists) and has gained a distinction in the STEP exams.