Imogen Parsons

Trainee Solicitor, Family

Banbury office
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Imogen is a Trainee Solicitor, currently completing her first seat in our Family department.

Imogen joined SE-Solicitors in July 2024 as a Paralegal in the Residential Property team, having previously worked as a Residential Property Paralegal for an Oxfordshire based firm.

Imogen finished her undergraduate degree in Youth Justice in 2021 before moving to law. She then completed the GDL in 2022 and completed her Masters in Law and LPC in 2023.

In her spare time, Imogen enjoys travelling and experiencing new cultures, musical theatre and walking her dog.

Specialisms

Family

What clients say about Imogen

“Selling my parents home of 55 years was a very traumatic experience for myself, made worse by the Estate Agents, Imogen handled the situation in such a kind, caring and professional way, she was an amazing support to myself, along with Sam who was also very kind and caring, going above and beyond!”
Client 2025
“Samantha Lawson and Imogen Parsons were clear, effective and very supportive; their communication and attention to detail were invaluable. Thank you both.”
Client 2025
“Samantha Lawson provided an exceptional service. Her Knowledge and professionalism is exempt and she should be highly regarded as a valued member of your team. I would very much recommend her to friends and family as she was highly knowledgeable and very efficient in dealing with queries. Imogen was also very helpful towards the end of the completion stage and her telephone manner was excellent.”
Client 2025

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