Georgia Sartin

Georgia assists clients with a full range of contentious probate and core property disputes. In particular, Georgia is driven by providing empathetic, but pragmatic advice to individuals in disputes that arise from a challenging family context.

Georgia assists with a full range of contentious matters including but not limited to:

•  Inheritance disputes, including claims under Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975;
• Trust disputes;
• Misrepresentation claims;
• Will validity disputes;
• Boundary disputes;
• Neighbour disputes;
• Right of way disputes;
• Proprietary estoppel claims;
• Disputes between executors/trustees;
• Landlord and tenant disputes (including commercial and residential).

Georgia graduated with a Philosophy degree from the University of Birmingham in 2019 and subsequently went on to complete a Graduate Diploma in Legal Studies and the Legal Practice course with a Masters, achieving a distinction.
In 2023, Georgia commenced her training contract with Leathes Prior. During her training contract, Georgia sat in Litigation & Dispute Resolution, Family, and Employment teams, before returning to the Litigation & Dispute Resolution Team to qualify, specialising in property and probate disputes in September 2025.

In her spare time, Georgia enjoys cooking for family and friends, running, and yoga.

• Graduated with a Philosophy degree from the University of Birmingham in 2019
• Went on to complete a Graduate Diploma in Legal Studies in 2020
• Completed the Legal Practice course with a Masters, achieving a Distinction in 2021
• Travelled across South East Asia from April to June 2023
• Her Training Contract with Leathes Prior commenced in September 2023
• Qualified as a Solicitor in September 2025