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Conveyancing specialist joins Calderdale legal practice
Halifax law firm Wilkinson Woodward has announced the appointment of conveyancing specialist Jessica Stansfield.
Jessica brings with her eleven years’ experience in conveyancing including sales, purchases, re-mortgages, transfer of equity and declarations of trust. Her appointment forms part of Wilkinson Woodward’s continuing plans to expand in Calderdale and Kirklees.
After obtaining a degree in English at Lancaster University, Miss Stansfield, 39, went on to complete her legal studies at the University of Huddersfield before qualifying as a solicitor in 2007.
Jessica, who previously worked at Smiths LLP in Halifax said, “I’m delighted to be joining Wilkinson Woodward – a legal name I have admired for many years. I’m looking forward to continuing to work with home buyers and home owners in Calderdale and further afield.”
Managing Director Maureen Cawthorn extended a warm welcome to Jessica commenting, “Wilkinson Woodward continues to attract legal professionals of the highest calibre and Jessica’s appointment forms part of our continuing plans to expand in Calderdale.”
From their offices in Fountain Street and further offices in Huddersfield and Brighouse, Wilkinson Woodward provide a full range of legal services including conveyancing, employment law, commercial law, wills and probate, family law and mediation. For more information contact the Halifax office on 01422 339 600 or visit www.wilkinsonwoodward.co.uk.
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