Judith Fernandez
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 my Tees journey in July 2021 as a Client Care Leader and was promoted to Paralegal in November 2022.
I assist all of our legal advisors based in Bishop’s Stortford throughout the whole transaction, from quotation to post completion, across all aspects of conveyancing.
Delivering what you need
I have been working in Residential Property since 2016 and understand the conveyancing process can be daunting for clients. I always endeavour to perform my job to a high standard and uphold outstanding client care to ensure our clients’ experience is satisfactory and as stress-free as possible.
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Further information
Outside of work, I like socialising with family and friends, travelling to see new places and taking my dog on nice walks.
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