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Amanda Hall

Partner

Amanda is Partner with over twenty-five years’ experience in conveyancing.

After gaining her qualifications as a Legal Executive, Amanda went on to qualify as a Solicitor in 2005 after attending Manchester Metropolitan University where she completed her Legal Practice Course.

She deals with all aspects of residential sales and purchases, mortgages and re mortgages, buy-to-lets, auction purchases and off plan development purchases. Having lived in the area all of her life, she can make an enormous difference and has developed excellent working relationships with all local estate agents, mortgage brokers, financial advisors, chartered surveyors and other professionals working alongside her in your property transaction.

Making sure your biggest transactions run smoothly

Amanda and the residential conveyancing team have the experience, expertise and depth of understanding to ensure that the biggest transaction you’re likely to make runs smoothly and professionally, with the minimum of fuss.

Amanda understands what clients are looking for – a fast and smooth resolution. She is proactive in driving each case through, looking always for practical and commercial solutions. She works regularly to tight deadlines, ensuring her clients objectives are achieved. The result of such an approach is consistently trouble-free transactions and a growing list of returning clients.

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