Rebecca Max

Rebecca Max

Solicitor

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Rebecca Max

Solicitor

Rebecca specialises in assisting clients with disputes regarding the ownership of property.

 

Rebecca assists with the following matters:

  • Advising unmarried couples and co-owners in property disputes.
  • Advice with regard to finances upon separation.
  • Negotiating terms of settlement.
  • Drawing up a Separation Agreement/Deed and advising on the terms.
  • Severing a joint tenancy.
  • Assisting with disputes involving property registered in one person’s sole name.
  • Advising on family and civil mediation and assisting with the process.
  • Advice regarding forcing a sale of a co-owned property and acting for a party in proceedings concerning the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (“TOLATA”).
  • Advising on the financial provision for children of the relationship under Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 (“Schedule 1”).

Rebecca says:  “Due to my previous background in dealing with clients who have suffered a brain injury, those who have suffered a medical complication and those families who have lost a loved one, I am able to empathise with clients and put them at ease during what can often be a difficult or daunting time in their life. I am friendly and approachable, and I will explain difficult legal issues in plain English and in a way that clients can understand”.

Qualifications and Experience

  • Law Degree 2007 (2:1)
  • Legal Practice Course 2012 (Distinction)
  • Qualified as a solicitor in January 2016.
  • Mediation course with ADR Group – passed and became an accredited mediator
  • Member of the Property Litigation Association
  • Member of Resolution

Supervised by: James Murray

"Rebecca helped me with a separation agreement. The whole process went very smoothly and she always provided a prompt response to any questions I had. I would definitely recommend Rebecca"

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