Sarah advises individuals and families on all aspects of Private Client including Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Probate.
Sarah has worked in legal practice in South West London for the last 10 years and has worked in Private Client since 2017, qualifying as a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEx) in 2020.
Sarah grew up and continues to live in South West London.
February 2020I have been a client of Carter Bells for some years and dealt with various staff members on a variety of issues. I have no hesitation in recommending wholeheartedly the service I have received.
February 2020Having dealt with Carter Bells since early 2000's and now in 2020's we are sure we could not have got better service/costs elsewhere.
February 2020I have been using Carter Bells services for over 20 years and I am in good hands.
May 2020Your given service under the strange time of the lockdown virus situation was very helpful and good.
August 2020My solicitor provided an excellent service, and was really good at nudging us to return documents when this had not been done! Thank you – we’ve already recommended you to some friends.
January 2020Overall the communication, explanations, fast responses and clarity on all questions and points was excellent.
August 2020The service I have received has been outstanding in all respects - competency, communication, courtesy, sensitivity, timescale and friendly efficiency.
February 2020My solicitor provided an excellent service. He is very professional and friendly. We are impressed by the speed and efficiency of the service provided by him. Thank you.
May 2020I found the solicitor very easy to deal with from the initial meeting, where she explained how the Will writing process worked, all the way through to the finalisation of my wishes.
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