Heather Mackins

Heather is an experienced conveyancer who is well on the way to achieving her graduate diploma from CILEX having achieved her law degree before that. She provides conveyancing services to her clients up and down the country. She is set to complete her diploma in 2017. Heather harnesses modern technology in her working practices which means that communications are sent and received swiftly and there's never any need physically to visit her in her office.

Heather has quickly developed a reputation for dedication and efficiency. Above all, she realises that keeping clients updated on their house moves and being contactable is key to making the conveyancing process run as smoothly as possible.

About Heather Mackins


Qualifications:
ACILEx, LLB
Date Trained:
Graduated LLB 2011, completes CILEx diploma 2017.
Specialist areas:
Sale and purchase conveyancing, remortgages and transfer of equity
Solicitors' Practice:
Chadwick Lawrence LLP

Heather specialises in:

  • Conveyancing for sales, purchases, remortgages and transfer of equity
  • New Build
  • Right to buy

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Heather Mackins
 
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"I just wanted to thank you all for your hard work and efforts on my behalf and hope Christmas and the New Year brings health and happiness to your households."

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Don't wait until you have a sale agreed before you instruct your conveyancer!

Whether you are buying or selling, if you want your conveyancing process to be as quick as possible, you should waste no time in instructing your conveyancing solicitor. Once you have done so, your conveyancer can start to collect all the necessary documents and information from you and other parties so when a sale is agreed, it's all systems go and there's no delays or needing to catch up. This is particularly the case with leasehold conveyancing - there's always more delays because more parties are involved.