Jessica Latimer
Solicitor

Jessica Latimer

Solicitor

Jessica obtained her Law Degree at the University of Chester in 2018. Jessica then completed the LPC and LLM at Nottingham Trent University in 2019.

Jessica joined Johnson Astills as a Paralegal in 2020 securing her training contact in September 2022 and qualified as a Solicitor in March 2024. She provides support to the Wills & Probate Team, including:

Preparing a Will or Codicil
Administration of an Estate
Probate
Lasting Powers of Attorney
Deputyship
Advance Decisions

Professional Information

Jessica is a Dementia Friend.

Jessica is an Accredited Police Station Representative and regularly represents clients at the Police Station.

Team: Wills and Probate Team

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