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Solicitor

Bea Taylor

“I take an empathetic and understanding approach to the work that I do. In order to find a solution, I aim to provide clients with clear advice and help navigate a way forward in often difficult situations.”

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Family Law

Expertise

Areas of work

Divorce & Separation Pre-Nuptial, Post-Nuptial and Cohabitation agreements

Bea qualified as a Solicitor in January 2022 where she works in our Exeter based Family Law team on areas such as Divorce and Cohabitation Agreements.

Bea joined Tozers in the Summer of 2019, after having studied at both the University of the West of England and Exeter University achieving First Class Honours.

She joined as a Trainee Solicitor where her first seat was in the Parks team, her second in Wealth Management and her 3rd was with our Family Law team. 

 

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