4 Theatre St, Norwich NR2 1QY
01603 214 220
About Lizzy Phillips
I joined the Hatch Brenner property team in 2017 as a Legal Secretary and worked my way up the ladder to my current role as a Conveyancing Executive after gaining experience and training across a wide range of residential property transactions. I have been in my current role as a Conveyancing Executive since 2021.
I have enjoyed working directly with clients both locally and across England and Wales, to ensure that they have as stress free as possible transaction.
I am currently working towards my CILEX qualification in order to become a Chartered Legal Executive.
My work includes dealing with Property Sales and Purchases, Leasehold Sales and Purchases, New Build Purchases, Transfer of Equity, Assents, Re-mortgages, Retirement Properties, Auction Sales and Purchases and Shared Equity transactions.
Services:
Buying or Selling a Home / Equity Release Solicitors / Why should you choose us for your conveyancing?
Speciality/expertise
- Residential Property
- Mortgages
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How we
can help you
As certified members of the Law Society Conveyancing Quality Scheme, we have a wealth of knowledge in handling all varieties of residential property transactions. We can assist with everything from sale and acquisition to equity release and buy-to-let.
To find out more about our expertise, please call:
01603 214 220Our insights
Delivering thought-leading expertise and understanding from our expert solicitors and staff.
Delivering thought-leading expertise and understanding from our expert solicitors and staff.
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Safeguarding Vulnerable Children: Legal Support and Advice
It can often be difficult to navigate a fine line of balancing the protection of a child against their right to a normal family life. However, the answer cannot be just to have the toughest restrictions in every single case and for children to be overly protected from every perceived risk.
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Increased Family Court Fees in England and Wales: What You Need to Know (Excluding Divorce)
The Ministry of Justice has concluded its consultation on family law court fees, confirming an increase in several court and tribunal fees, though notably, the divorce application fee will remain unchanged at £593.
