Consultant Solicitor at Boardman, Hawkins & Osborne LLP
Amanda Stopps
Consultant Solicitor
Amanda Stopps is a consultant solicitor having qualified in 2002. She studied law at the University of Glamorgan and then went on to the Oxford Institute of Legal Practice to obtain her professional qualifications. She completed her legal training at a high street practice in Henley on Thames before moving to practice exclusively in family law at a firm in Banbury. Amanda is a member of Resolution and prides herself on her ability to make clients feel at ease and is able to explain the law in a clear understandable manner to her clients. Amanda is experienced in divorce, financial settlements , private Children Act matters and cohabitation disputes.
1-3 Ock Street, OX14 5AL
Licensed for 1 years
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About Amanda Stopps
Amanda Stopps is a consultant solicitor having qualified in 2002. She studied law at the University of Glamorgan and then went on to the Oxford Institute of Legal Practice to obtain her professional qualifications. She completed her legal training at a high street practice in Henley on Thames before moving to practice exclusively in family law at a firm in Banbury. Amanda is a member of Resolution and prides herself on her ability to make clients feel at ease and is able to explain the law in a clear understandable manner to her clients. Amanda is experienced in divorce, financial settlements , private Children Act matters and cohabitation disputes.
Languages Spoken: English
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Consultant Solicitor
Boardman Hawkins & Osborne LLP
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A representative from Boardman Hawkins & Osborne LLP responded to this review on 21 February, 2025
Thank you for your review, we are pleased that you found the service to be efficient and helpful. Kind regards, BH&O
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