Milton Keynes: Skilled Residential Conveyancing Paralegal

Quality Personnel; Milton Keynes; On-site; GBP 24,000 - 29,000; Full time

Job summary

Quality Personnel is seeking an experienced Residential Conveyancing Paralegal for a permanent role in Milton Keynes. You will support the conveyancing team with property transactions and client communications, ensuring a smooth process from instruction to completion.

The ideal candidate has at least 6 months’ experience, strong organisational skills, and familiarity with case management systems. A Law Degree and LPC or equivalent are desirable but not essential.

Qualifications

• 6+ months' experience as a Conveyancing Paralegal or similar role.
• Good understanding of residential conveyancing process and property law.

Responsibilities

• Support solicitors and fee earners with residential property transactions and caseloads
• Deal with client enquiries and take instructions
• Keep clients, estate agents and third parties updated throughout the process
• Submit searches, Land Registry applications and mortgage redemptions
• Check mortgage offers and search results
• Prepare files for completion
• Assist with SDLT returns and post-completion Land Registry applications
• Prepare invoices and financial statements
• Arrange bank transfers and input accurate case information
• Open, maintain and close files
• Liaise with clients, solicitors, estate agents, lenders and third parties

Skills

Communication

Attention to detail

Organisational skills

Time management

Client service

Teamwork

Confidential handling

Case management systems

Education

Law degree

LPC / CILEX / CLC

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Quality Personnel is seeking an experienced Residential Conveyancing Paralegal for a permanent role in Milton Keynes. You will support the conveyancing team with property transactions and client communications, ensuring a smooth process from instruction to completion.

The ideal candidate has at least 6 months’ experience, strong organisational skills, and familiarity with case management systems. A Law Degree and LPC or equivalent are desirable but not essential.