Ayo-oreOluwa Smith

Solicitor, Private Client

Banbury office
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Ore is a Solicitor in our Private Client team, having recently completed his training contract at the firm. He advises clients on a broad range of areas including taxable and non-taxable estates, trusts, Wills and Court of Protection matters.

Ore read Jurisprudence at Somerville College, Oxford University and joined the firm in 2021. He is currently working towards obtaining his LLM in Legal Practice.

Outside of work, Ore enjoys reading and winter sports such as ice hockey and snowboarding.

Specialisms

Wills
Trusts
Estate & Wealth Planning
Court of Protection

What clients say about Ayo-ore

“We found Ore at SE-Solicitors an absolute star ! From the moment we contacted him to the moment we completed he did everything he could to make sure everything went smoothly whilst keeping us up to date and informed us every step of the way. We can not thank him enough and will definitely use and recommend him in the future. “
“Ayo-ore and Samantha provided an exceptional level of service. Ayo-Ore’s communication skills made me feel at ease and confident in the conveyancing sale process. Their personal touch lifted the quality of service above the purely transactional. Thank-you both so much.”
“Samantha and Ore, I could not possibly thank you both enough for your incredible work and support these past few months. I’m ever grateful for your patience and hard work. You are both second to none.”

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