Charlotte is a paralegal in the Dispute Resolution team. Her work has a particular focus on commercial and residential property disputes, where her clients have included private companies, estates, and a wide range of private individuals.
Charlotte brings a pragmatic and detail-orientated approach to her work, aiming to achieve the best possible outcome for her clients.
Charlotte joined SE-Solicitors in September 2025 after graduating from the University of Exeter, where she studied Theology and Religion. Her academic background equips her with a thoughtful and balanced approach to complex issues and dispute resolution.
Outside of work, Charlotte enjoys Pilates, spending time around animals, and watching documentaries on almost any subject!
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Foreign Judgments: Creditors Can Now Take Immediate Action
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Section 166 Notices: Why Your Ground Rent Invoice Isn’t Enough
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Sections 21 and 22 LTA 1985: Service Charge Transparency
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