Natalie Payne wins at the Twilight Awards 2026

Morr & Co is delighted to announce that Natalie Payne, Partner in Morr & Co’s Private Client team, was named Probate Lawyer of the Year at the Twilight Awards 2026.

The Twilight Awards are organised by the Association of Lifetime Lawyers and celebrate individuals and teams who provide outstanding support to older and vulnerable clients, recognising excellence, dedication and innovation across the sector.

Natalie Payne’s Probate Lawyer of the Year award recognises her combination of technical expertise and compassionate client care, particularly when supporting families through complex and sensitive estate administration matters.

Holly Chantler, Partner and Head of Private Client at Morr & Co, said:

What an incredible result for Natalie. These awards reflect what I see from her every day: professionalism, expertise and, above all, a genuine commitment to looking after our clients. Natalie, Sarah and Ellie each make an important contribution to our team and I couldn’t be prouder of them. I would also like to congratulate Sarah Coke and Ellie Brown who were both shortlisted in the Most Valuable Support Staff (Client Facing) category.

Catherine Fisher, Managing Partner at Morr & Co, added:

To come away from the Twilight Awards with Probate Lawyer of the Year is wonderful recognition for Natalie and the work she does for her clients. We want our clients to feel that they are receiving not only excellent legal advice, but also personal, thoughtful support and these awards recognise exactly those qualities. I am delighted to see the hard work and dedication of Natalie recognised in this way.

The success builds on Morr & Co’s commitment to providing specialist advice and support to individuals and families, particularly those navigating later life, estate administration and other complex Private Client matters.

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