Natasha Kelt

Natasha Kelt is committed to providing the best possible outcome for her clients as a dispute resolution lawyer.

Natasha was admitted as a Solicitor in September 2018.

She believes in developing a working relationship with clients built on trust, integrity, and transparency. Her goal is to ensure that each client’s case is handled with the utmost care and attention to detail. Natasha understands that every case is unique, and she always takes the time to understand her clients’ individual circumstances to provide a tailored approach to the case.

As a highly skilled solicitor with a wealth of experience in her field, Natasha is a member of the Contentious Trusts Association (ConTrA) and the Association of Women Solicitors London, highlighting her dedication to excellence and her expertise in handling complex legal matters. She has also completed the ACTAPS education course and is now waiting to apply to become a full member of the association.

Natasha graduated from the University of Hertfordshire with a First Class Honours in LLB Commercial Law in 2013, she then went on to study the LPC at The University of Law, London Bloomsbury (formally The College of Law), and achieved a Commendation in 2014.

After working as a paralegal for a few years in Essex and London, she completed her training contract with a regional firm in Essex and qualified as a Solicitor in 2018.

Natasha has worked for a number of regional firms specialising in Dispute Resolution and joined Gepp Solicitors in January 2023.

Natasha has a wealth of experience in dealing with a range of litigation & dispute resolution matters.

She enjoys undertaking work and assisting private landlords and tenants with residential Landlord and Tenant matters, including:

• Breaches of tenancy agreements
• Drafting Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreements
• Enforcement assistance
• Harassment claims against Landlords
• Non-payment of rent and rent arrears claims
• Possession proceedings
• Property disrepair
• Repair obligations

Natasha also has a particular interest in contentious probate disputes.

She is able to assist clients with:

• Challenging the validity of wills
• Claims against personal representatives
• Disputes in relation to trusts
• Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 claims
• Removal of personal representatives

Natasha also has extensive experience with a range of other areas civil litigation matters including:

• Boundary disputes
• Contractual disputes (including debt recovery)
• Dispute Resolution (including mediation)
• Enforcement of judgments/consent orders
• Negligence claims
• Neighbour disputes, and
• Property disputes

Natasha’s experience as a civil litigation and dispute resolution lawyer over the past decade has given her the confidence to resolve legal disputes with competence, sensitivity, and a level of professionalism that sets her apart from her peers. Her experience in all areas of litigation has enabled her to develop a comprehensive understanding of the various legal issues that clients face. Natasha uses this knowledge to provide solutions that are creative, practical, and effective.

If you are in need of legal representation, Natasha is here to work with you every step of the way to ensure that your rights and interests are protected, and that your goal is achieved.

Case summary  – breach of contract

Natasha was instructed by a client to assist with a dispute relating to a faulty food delivery van. The client had been trying without success to reject and return the vehicle for a full refund and sought legal help.

Natasha was able to assess the claim, write a strong legal letter setting out the position in law whilst identifying to the seller that there were also coincidental sums that her client could additionally claim.

The sellers were not engaging and would not acknowledge the legal position, but after a number of communications back and forth Natasha was successfully able to persuade the seller to seek legal advice.

After then communicating with the sellers legal representatives Natasha was able to negotiate a settlement whereby her client was able to reject and return the vehicle and receive an agreed settlement sum which was then paid, which was a commercially sensible solution for all parties.

Natasha is a member of the Contentious Trusts Association (“ConTrA”) and the Association of Women Solicitors London.