Hayley Truesdale
Paralegal
Property Conveyancing
- Cambridge
Biography
I joined Tees in July 2026 as a Paralegal in the Residential Property team after several years working within the property industry. I support clients through a wide range of residential conveyancing matters. Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest decisions people make, and I understand that the process can sometimes feel overwhelming. My aim is to make every transaction as straightforward as possible by providing clear communication, practical support and keeping clients informed every step of the way.
Before joining Tees, I gained valuable experience within the property sector, developing a strong understanding of the home-moving process and the importance of excellent client care. That experience has helped me appreciate how much difference good ommunication, organisation and attention to detail can make during a transaction. I enjoy working closely with clients, estate agents, mortgage lenders, and colleagues to help transactions progress as smoothly as possible. I pride myself on being approachable, responsive, and proactive, and I believe that keeping clients updated throughout the process helps reduce the stress that can often come with moving home. As I continue to develop my legal career, I am committed to expanding my knowledge of residential property law and providing the highest standard of service to every client.
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I graduated from the Open University with an LLB and am passionate about continuing my professional development within residential property law. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my young family, listening to music and making the most of weekends together. I enjoy building positive relationships with people and believe that being approachable, supportive, and dependable are just as important as having strong technical knowledge.
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