Jodi Attwood-Boot, Author at Bowcock & Pursaill

Jodi Attwood-Boot

Jodi began her career in law by completing her OCR Level 2 Diploma in Business Administration before joining the Family and Matrimonial department to assist clients who are going through difficult emotional circumstances and provide them with the best possible advice and dealing with such matters with a level of sensitivity and professionalism.

Jodi holds a Level 3 Certificate in Law and Practice and is undertaking her ongoing training to qualify as a Chartered Legal Executive specialising in Family Law.

Having worked under the supervision of an Associate Solicitor, Jodi has experience dealing with clients and management of their cases on a day-to-day basis through to resolution. As such, Jodi understands how important it is to receive the correct advice when it comes to family law matters and is always ready to listen and provide the clarity you need in order to move forward with your life in a positive way.

Jodi is available at our Leek, Uttoxeter, Festival Park or Eccleshall offices.

Jodi's Specialisms:

Jodi specialises in a range of family matters including:

divorce
finance
relationship breakdown
issues relating to children

News

Intern Christina joins our Hanley office legal team

B&P|28/10/2019

Clients visiting our Hanley office at Festival Park may well have spotted a new face among our legal team.

Intern Christina Ioannou applied to come and spend her legal placement here at Bowcock & Pursaill Solicitors, and is currently in her third year of studying law at Bournemouth University.

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Tim Bailey|21/10/2019

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Visitors to the club located on the Macclesfield Road will now spot a Bowcock & Pursaill Solicitors sponsorship banner within the stunning grounds.

Chairman Brian Mellor approached Bowcock & Pursaill having done business with the firm for more than 20 years.

He said: “We’re a community-based club with three senior sides and nine junior teams, including an under eight…

Commercial property leases and ‘contracting-out’

B&P|17/10/2019

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By contracting out, the parties agree to take the lease outside of the automatic renewal rights as afforded to a tenant…