Julekha Nathani
Senior Associate Solicitor
Julekha specializes in residential conveyancing and is based at our Leicester office. Having qualified in 2016 she has an extensive property knowledge dealing with a wide range of conveyancing matters.
Expertise
- All types of Freehold and Leasehold Sales and Purchases (including Tyneside Flats)
- Sales/Purchase of Unregistered Property
- Sales/Transfers/Purchase of Parts of Land
- New build Purchase
- Help to Buy Equity Scheme (Target/Homes and Communities Agency)
- Re-Mortgage and Further Advances
- Transfer of Equity and Matrimonial Conveyancing
- Right to Buy Purchase
- Shared Ownership and Social Housing
- Land/Title Investigations
- Probate/Deputy Sales/Purchase of Property
- Auction Sale Preparation
- Pre-Auction Purchase Advice and Completion
- Registration/Discharge of Third Party Interests in Land
- Sale and Purchase of Leasehold Flats
- Transfers of equity
- Buy to Let Purchases and Re-Mortgages
- Acting on behalf of Lenders in mortgage transactions
- Declaration of Trust in residential matters
- First Registration
- Reclaim overpayment of SDLT
- Bridging loans
- Equity Release mortgages
- Adverse Possession applications
- Drafting Deed of Easements and registering them
Approach
Julekha offers an understanding yet professional approach to each transaction and tailors her advice to your personal circumstances whilst constantly managing your expectations.
Julekha is also multi-lingual and she is able to communicate with clients in Urdu, Hindi and Kutchi.
Career Highlights
- Completed her training at Rich and Carr Solicitors which started in 2014 and completed in 2016
- She worked at Rich and Carr Solicitors in Leicester. She started as a secretary before working her way up to paralegal, trainee solicitor and then qualified solicitor. She worked in the Residential Property department, Commercial Property department and Wills and Probate department dealing mainly with simple Wills and LPA’s once qualified
- Started role as Solicitor at Bray & Bray in January 2019 in Residential Conveyancing
- Promoted to Associate Solicitor at Bray & Bray in April 2023
- Julekha was promoted to Senior Associate Solicitor in June 2024
Julekha Nathani's Experience
Experience
12 years
Qualifications
- De Montfort University 2008 – 2011 Law and Criminal Justice LLB Hons
- LPC (Legal Practice Course)
Testimonials
“Good communication, used for both our houses and we are very happy with how we have been treated. Highly recommend. ”Mr & Mrs Vicol
“Superb service from initial contact to completion. All contact was friendly and efficient and gave me confidence in the work being done. There were no additions to the quoted fee.”Joy O'Grady
- Leicester
- j.nathani@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0116 204 5375
Julekha Nathani's Experience
Year Qualified
2016
Experience
12 years
Qualifications
- De Montfort University 2008 – 2011 Law and Criminal Justice LLB Hons
- LPC (Legal Practice Course)
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