Anjali Kumar
Legal Executive

Anjali Kumar

Legal Executive

Anjali qualified as a Fellow Chartered Legal Executive in January 2023. Anjali joined Johnson Astills in August 2023 .

Anjali is able to deal with all aspects of Residential Conveyancing including:

Freehold sales and purchases
Leasehold sales and purchases
New builds
Transfers of equities and re-mortgages
Help to buy redemption
Right to buy properties
Unregistered land sales

Anjali assists her clients by explaining the process every step of the way to ensure her clients have a good understanding to ensure the highest customer service.

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