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E: sophie.webb@roydswithyking.com
Sophie is a Solicitor in the Family team in our Bath office. She qualified in September 2018 and advises on private and public law children matters, divorce and matrimonial finances and injunctions.
After graduating from the University of Sussex in 2013 with a First Class Honours degree in Law, Sophie studied the Legal Practice Court at the University of Law in Bristol. Prior to joining Royds Withy King, Sophie worked as a Crown Court Caseworker at a criminal law firm in Bristol.
Sophie joined Royds Withy King as a Legal Assistant in the Clinical Negligence team in 2015, before starting her training contract in 2016.
Sophie advises clients on private and public law children matters, divorce and matrimonial finances and on issues relating to domestic abuse, including non-molestation orders and occupation orders.
Outside of work, Sophie loves being in the countryside, is a keen tennis player and an all-round food lover.
Sophie Webb
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