Charlotte Cutter
Paralegal
Property Conveyancing
- Bishop's Stortford
Biography
I am a Paralegal in the Residential Property Team based in the Bishop’s Stortford office. I started at Tees in December 2017 as a Client Care Leader and was promoted to Paralegal in April 2019. I support a team of solicitors in Bishop’s Stortford with their files, specifically taking over at the point of, or straight from exchange of contracts. I have worked within residential property since 2013 which has given me a breadth of knowledge and understanding, allowing me to support our clients in the best possible way.
Delivering what you really need
Looking from the outside in, the conveyancing process can be very daunting. My job is to assist in making the process as streamlined as possible for the client.
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Further information
I enjoy the conveyancing process and really enjoy first registrations. I find it interesting looking through old conveyances and creating epitomes of titles.
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