Mared was born and raised around the Bangor/Anglesey area. After obtaining a First-Class Honours Degree from Bangor University, she undertook the LPC course and secured a Training Contract soon after.
Mared qualified as a Private Client Solicitor in August 2025. She joined the Darwin Gray Wills & Probate Team in September 2026.
Mared is a fluent Welsh speaker and can conduct her work through the medium of Welsh or English. Mared is based in our Anglesey office
- Acting on behalf of various individuals in the obtainment of the Grant of Probate, Letters of Administration and Letters of Administration with Will Annexed
- Acting in the preparation of Wills for high-net-worth clients, providing advice relating to their Inheritance Tax position.
- Advising business and agricultural clients about the most relevant Wills, tailored to their personal circumstances and main objectives.
- Advising clients of the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975, due care and consideration taken when considering who to benefit within Wills. Advising of the risks in disinheriting/non-inclusion of close family members and advising on necessary precautions to mitigate the risk of claims against estates.
- Administering taxable estates.
- Lasting Powers of Attorney applications.
- Wills & Trusts
- Probate & Estate Administration
- Lasting Powers of Attorney
- Inheritance Tax Advice
Experience:
- Assistant Solicitor – Swayne Johnson Solicitors (2025-2026)
- Trainee Solicitor – Swayne Johnson Solicitors (2023-2025)
- Legal Assistant – Swayne Johnson Solicitors (2023-2023)
Education:
- LPC & Masters, University of Law, Chester
- LLB Law, Bangor University
- Ysgol Tryfan, Bangor