EPISODE · Aug 19, 2025 · 41 MIN
Episode 05_Rachel Waller_The impact of difficult family dynamics
from Talk To My Lawyer
In the studio today is the brilliant Rachel Waller, Consultant Solicitor at Excello Law and a specialist in contentious probate, trusts and Court of Protection work. Rachel joins Adrian to explore the importance of justice, the hidden dynamics of vulnerability and how she’s built a purpose-driven legal career from activist roots.This conversation unpacks Rachel’s legal path and draws out several thought-provoking themes along the way:How early work in care homes and a personal encounter with injustice inspired Rachel to pursue law as a tool for social change;Why she gravitated toward complex, emotionally charged work involving vulnerable clients, coercive control and contested estates;Her experience at the Official Solicitor’s Office and how it shaped an understanding of legal oversight and mental capacity law;The realities of running a legal business within a consultant-led model and why Rachel calls it the “sweet spot” of autonomy and support; andHow she builds deep client trust while setting professional boundaries and why empathy and strength go hand-in-hand in advocacy.And finally, stay tuned to hear Rachel share the case she’s most proud of - a story of persistence, protection and justice in the face of abuse and manipulation.
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In the studio today is the brilliant Rachel Waller, Consultant Solicitor at Excello Law and a specialist in contentious probate, trusts and Court of Protection work. Rachel joins Adrian to explore the importance of justice, the hidden dynamics of vulnerability and how she’s built a purpose-driven legal career from activist roots. This conversation unpacks Rachel’s legal path and draws out several thought-provoking themes along the way: How early work in care homes and a personal encounter wit...
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