Lucy Smith

Conveyancer

Lucy started with the Residential Conveyancing team in April 2014 after taking a break to raise her family. She previously worked at a small firm of solicitors, starting as an office junior and working her way up to Conveyancing Secretary, where she remained for 10 years.

Lucy is excited to have returned to the busy world of conveyancing, and in her spare time she enjoys being out and about with her family and friends.

To speak to one of our experts please call us

- Fareham
- - 01329 288121
- Southampton
- - 023 8063 9311
- Portsmouth
- - 023 9275 3575
- Chandler's Ford
- - 023 8071 7467

All went extremely smoothly so thanks to you and your team and I will recommend to anyone who might need your company’s services.

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