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Sophie Harcourt

Sophie Harcourt, Trainee Solicitor, Boodle Hatfield

Associate
Private Client & Tax

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Sophie Harcourt, Trainee Solicitor, Boodle Hatfield

Sophie is an Associate in the Private Client & Tax department.

She acts on a range of private client matters for high net worth individuals, families, trustees and landed estates. She has experience working with both domestic and offshore private clients and her practice includes tax advice and estate planning, administration of estates, trust matters, and preparing wills and lasting powers of attorney.

Sophie trained at Boodle Hatfield and qualified in 2023.

Areas of Practice

Private Client & Tax, Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney, Trust and Succession Planning

Education & Qualification

University of Bristol

University of Bristol

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