Rebecca Richards
Licensed Conveyancer
Property Conveyancing
- North Herts
Biography
I am a licensed conveyancer in the Residential Property department, based in Tees North Herts office. I was previously a Paralegal after graduating from the University of Birmingham with an LLB Honours. Before that, I worked for firms in Welwyn Garden City and Central London. I work alongside and assist Lisa Frost with all aspects of conveyancing.
Delivering what you really need
Your home is one of the most important and valuable investments you will ever make. I am here to ensure the process is as smooth as possible by communicating clearly throughout your transaction. I can guide you through the process and help with any questions or queries.
Expertise
Awards and accreditations
Further information
I qualified as a Licensed Conveyancer in April 2025. In my free time, I enjoy staying active and spending time with friends and family.
Articles from Rebecca
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We are very fortunate in Cambridge to deal with some gorgeous properties, from Georgian townhouses in prime city locations to converted barns on leafy...
Buying a property is exciting. However, it also involves many practical, financial, and legal decisions. These can affect you long after moving day. You...
A transfer of equity is a common legal process used to change the ownership of a property. This might involve adding a partner to...
The Autumn Budget 2025 has now been delivered. While many people hoped for bold reform to make buying a home easier, this Budget takes...
If your house has not been sold or mortgaged since December 1990, there is a chance it will not be registered with HM Land...
Selling your home is a significant decision which deserves careful planning and preparation to ensure the process is as smooth and successful as possible....
