Julie Clark

Paralegal

Residential Conveyancing

Julie Clark, Lawyer, Paralegal, Real Estate, DMH Stallard
A Paralegal with over 25 years experience in dealing with many aspects of sales, purchases, remortgages and lease extensions.

Julie is a Paralegal in the Real Estate Residential Conveyancing Group. She has experience in residential transactions including property sales, purchases and remortgages for both freehold and leasehold properties, the Help to Buy scheme and lease extensions. She joined the firm in 1986.

Work highlights

NEW BUILD FLAT SALE

Assisting on the sale of 33 new build flats, to include setting up the files, issuing the initial contract pack (the lease having already been drafted), issuing engrossments and dealing with apportioned completion statements.


LEASE EXTENSION

Assisting with 29 lease extensions in the same block, to include populating a previously agreed deed, obtaining lender’s consent where necessary, issuing engrossments and  dealing with completion and Land Registry registration formalities.


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Recent articles

Events

Property and Planning festive quiz, Brighton 3 December 2026

As we take a festive break from our usual Property and Planning breakfast seminars, join us in Brighton this December for a special festive quiz edition, hosted by our Real Estate and Planning teams.

Events

Property and Planning festive quiz, Gatwick 26 November 2026

As we take a festive break from our usual Property and Planning breakfast seminars, join us in Gatwick this November for a special festive quiz edition, hosted by our Real Estate and Planning teams.

Insights

The Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill: what will it mean in practice?

Changes initially promised are still being implemented slowly (and somewhat unevenly), leaving plenty of room for additional legislation seeking to improve matters further.

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Insights

The Renters’ Rights Act 2025: mandatory information sheet for tenants

Failure to provide the Information Sheet within the required timeframe is a breach of the landlord's obligations under the Act with significant financial penalties.

31/05/2026

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