Christina Ciccarelli
Paralegal
Property Conveyancing
- Bishop's Stortford
Biography
I am a Paralegal in the Residential Department based in the Bishop’s Stortford office. I became a Paralegal in June 2019, having previously been a Senior Client Care Leader within the Residential Team. I provide legal assistance to our team of solicitors throughout a transaction, dealing with files at exchange through to completion. I have gained a wealth of experience during my years at Tees which allows me to support our clients throughout their various property transactions.
Delivering what you really need
I understand that the residential process can prove a little overwhelming, be that for a first time buyer, someone who hasn’t moved for many years or a regular seller and/or purchaser. I aim to make the process as smooth and easy as possible for each individual client and appreciate that no two transactions are the same.
Expertise
Awards and accreditations
Further information
I joined Tees (Stanley Tee as we were then) on 1st April 2001, working within the Criminal Department having transferred from another firm of solicitors. I transferred to the Residential Department in 2008 when Tees ceased criminal Legal Aid work.
Client testimonials:
“Tees conveyancing team were outstanding in completing the sale of my mother’s property. They are truly a fantastic group of people who were quick, efficient, professional and a joy to speak to throughout the entire process. We are extremely grateful for all their help.” Elaine Rushant.
“I really want to thank you and Jo for your friendly but professional and timely work over what turned out to be a rather protracted period. I felt well supported throughout.” Anonymous
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