Hayley Hart I Solicitor I Rothera Bray Solicitors

Expertise

Property sales
Property purchases
Re-mortgages
Freehold and Leasehold
Registered and Unregistered land

Approach

Hayley is friendly and approachable and enjoys building a good working relationship with her clients. She understands that buying or selling a property can be both a daunting and stressful process and recognises the importance of providing regular updates to her clients and she is always happy to answer any questions or concerns which they may have. Hayley is committed to achieving and maintaining her clients’ expectations and ensuring that the transaction runs as smoothly and efficiently as possible from start to finish.

Hayley has over 8 years’ experience in residential conveyancing and is able to advise and assist clients on various aspects including, sales and purchases of freehold and leasehold properties, re-mortgages and dealing with both registered and unregistered land.

Career Highlights

After completing her law degree, Hayley began her legal career in 2012 and worked for a small local law firm in their Accounts department. During this time, she also worked voluntarily in the other legal departments to gain additional legal experience.
In 2013 Hayley joined another local firm and worked as a paralegal in their Residential Conveyancing department.
In 2017 Hayley joined another local firm as a paralegal in the Residential Conveyancing department. Hayley then commenced her training contract with the firm and qualified as a Solicitor in November 2019. Hayley then worked for over two years at this firm, running her own caseload and dealing with a variety of residential conveyancing transactions.
In February 2022 Hayley joined Rothera Bray as a Solicitor in the Residential Conveyancing department.

Experience

8 years

Qualifications

Hayley completed a degree in Law at Nottingham Trent University, graduating in 2011
Between 2013 and 2015 Hayley completed her LPC part-time at Nottingham Law School

Testimonials

“Hayley & team were absolutely amazing very helpful & kept us up to date with or property sale all emails I sent was responded straight away. Would highly recommend 5*+! ”

Angela Webster

“This was my first time using Rothera Bray in the Lace Market and I have been impressed by the service they provided . Hayley Hart dealt with the sale of my house and the purchase of my new home. This was not a straight forward matter but Hayley dealt with it all professionally and kept me informed through out the process. ”

Silvia Lowe

“I would like to thank Rothera Bray Solicitors Nottingham Lace Market branch for your fantastic service. Hayley was amazing and went above and beyond to help me through a stressful few months. Very professional, offered great support and did a fantastic job. Thank you so much and I would highly recommend Rothera Bray Solicitors. Outstanding service, thank you! ”

Deborah Wilson

“Hayley at Rothera Bray has helped me recently with conveyancing on both a sale and a purchase of a property, neither of which was very straightforward. I've been impressed by her professional and thorough approach throughout, and the perseverance she has shown in dealing with these issues and keeping me informed. Overall good value for money.”

Alistair

“We have used Rothera Bray Solicitors for the recent sale of our property and we cannot recommend them highly enough! Hayley and Sophie were a brilliant team - very helpful, understanding and nothing was too much trouble. We will definitely use Rothera Bray again!”

Anna Rowe

“Thanks to Sophie and Hayley for dealing with my house sale in the most professional way. The process was smooth, painless and quick. I would definitely recommend using Rothera Bray.”

Clare Maskell

Experience

8 years

Qualifications

Hayley completed a degree in Law at Nottingham Trent University, graduating in 2011
Between 2013 and 2015 Hayley completed her LPC part-time at Nottingham Law School

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