Amidst the clamour of Brexit, the small voice of calm has just emerged in the shape of much-needed reform of our divorce laws. In September 2018 I
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Residential Conveyancing Solicitor
- Redkite Solicitors, Stroud
- Real Estate
- 1 PQE5 PQE
Residential Conveyancing Solicitor
- Redkite Solicitors, Stroud
- Real Estate
- 1 PQE - 5 PQE
- About the team: About the firm: Red Kite Law LLP is a Legal 500 practice with a clear vision for the future. It has grown strongly over recent years as a result of the commitment of the excellent team of people within the firm.
- About the role: You'll provide a quality service to the Firm’s clients to meet the needs of the Residential Conveyancing department and help it achieve its financial and other targets.
- Looking for: Experience of running own conveyancing caseload is necessary for this role.
- Opportunities: For the right candidate, we are offering the opportunity to be involved in high-profile, excellent client work and to develop long-term relationships with clients.
- And more: Apply today via Route1 to secure this exciting opportunity.

Redkite Solicitors Services Ltd
Since 1898, Redkite Solicitors have been helping individuals, families and businesses across Wales and England resolve their legal issues with dedicated support and tailored solutions.
Number of Lawyers: 8
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