Zoe is a Solicitor in the Residential Property Team, advising clients on a range of residential property matters. Zoe assists clients in sales and purchases of both leasehold and freehold properties. She also has experience in other residential property transactions such as transfers of equity.
Zoe joined SE-Solicitors in May 2025, she previously trained at a firm in Bicester and qualified as a Real Estate Solicitor in April 2025. Prior to qualifying as a Solicitor, she worked as a Legal Assistant. Zoe completed her LLB Law with Criminology degree at NTU and then undertook the LLM Legal Practice Course at Nottingham Law School.
Outside of work Zoe enjoys swimming, travelling and going out for food.
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