Ronna Turley RWK Goodman

Ronna Turley

Partner, Head of Residential Property in our Marlborough office

Property Conveyancing | Wills, Trusts and Estates

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About Ronna

Ronna is a Partner and Head of Residential Property in our Marlborough office.

Ronna is a Chartered Legal Executive and joined us in September 2021 after spending 23 years at another local firm where she was Head of the Residential Property team. Ronna investigates all detailed aspects relating to complex title issues and explains it to clients without resorting to legal jargon. Her reputation has been built on being proactive and having a friendly and helpful approach.

Ronna undertakes all types of residential property work for her clients with particular expertise in:

  • Advising on complex title issues
  • Dealing with freehold and leasehold properties
  • Dealing with the special demands of rural properties

Memberships

Institute of Legal Executives

Learn more about Ronna's areas of expertise:

Conveyancing solicitors
Property conveyancing solicitors
Buying and selling a property is stressful and today’s market presents you with more challenges than ever before. You want to be sure that your investment is protected come what may.
The conveyancing process, its costs and timeframe
Our experienced residential property teams have a very clear understanding of both freehold and leasehold residential property transactions and everything you need to know about the conveyancing process.
Investing in UK residential property
When you’re investing in buy to let, you need to be sure that your investments are sound and your future return is protected. By looking at the full picture, we help you make sure you are making the right investments.

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