Schiennel Holness
Senior Paralegal
Schiennel Holness is a Senior Paralegal in Rothera Bray’s Conveyancing department and is based at our Mapperley office.
Approach
Schiennel assists the team in a range of residential conveyancing matters, including sales, purchases and right to buy.
She provides a friendly and informative approach to clients, helping to put them at ease and keeping them updated and reassured throughout all stages of their conveyancing transaction.
Career Highlights
- Schiennel has previously worked for a surveyors and an estate agents
- Schiennel has also worked at another local solicitors
- Prior to joining Rothera Bray, Schiennel worked for a residential auctioneer
- Schiennel joined Rothera Bray as a Senior Paralegal in November 2022
Experience
Experience
6 years
Qualifications
- Schiennel obtained a degree in Business from the University of Derby
Testimonials
“Abbey Freeman and Schiennel Holness took care of the conveyancing for the sale of my leasehold property and I could not have been more impressed. They were both professional, friendly, accessible and responsive. They were also extremely fast and completion took place in an astonishing five weeks and one day after the asking price offer was made and accepted. I couldn't recommend Abbey and Schiennel more highly. They were excellent.”C
- Mapperley
- s.holness@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 910 6222
Experience
Experience
6 years
Qualifications
- Schiennel obtained a degree in Business from the University of Derby
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