We are recruiting a Junior Residential Conveyancer to join our client's busy, client-focused residential property team. This entry-level role is ideal for someone with some conveyancing experience or legal support background who is looking to develop a career in residential property law. The successful candidate will support the team in managing a varied caseload of sales, purchases, remortgages and transfers of equity, deliver excellent client care, maintain compliant and audit-ready files and receive structured training and supervision.

Key responsibilities:

• Assist with progression of a caseload of residential property matters including sales, purchases, remortgages and transfers of equity; support fee earners with tasks from instruction through to completion and follow firm procedures to ensure timely case movement.

• Provide clear, professional and timely communications to clients, lenders, estate agents, other solicitors, surveyors and third parties; update clients regularly and escalate issues to supervising fee earners as required.

• Prepare standard documentation and correspondence such as client care letters, enquiries, completion statements and post-completion forms in line with precedents; ensure accuracy and correct filing within the case management system.

• Carry out file opening and closing procedures, maintain electronic and paper files, record accurate attendance notes and ensure all documents are saved correctly and consistently.

• Undertake client identity checks and assist with anti‑money laundering (AML) and source of funds checks in accordance with firm policy; raise any concerns to the supervising solicitor and help maintain audit-ready records.

• Liaise with lenders and estate agents to obtain required documentation, follow up on conditions and support preparation of completion monies and financial reconciliations under supervision.

• Progress searches and assist with requisitions on title, coordinate with colleagues to prepare for exchange and completion and support post-completion registration and administration tasks.

• Record time and disbursements accurately, assist with billing enquiries and provide information required for invoicing and matter budgeting as requested by supervisors.

• Identify straightforward opportunities to improve workflows, update precedents and support the adoption of practice management technology and process improvements.

• Work collaboratively with team members, seek guidance from senior colleagues and participate in training activities to develop technical skills and conveyancing knowledge.

Key skills and experience required:

• Some experience or exposure to residential conveyancing or property support work within a law firm, conveyancing practice or regulated environment preferred.

• Basic knowledge of the conveyancing process including searches, mortgage transactions, land registration and post-completion formalities or a willingness to learn quickly.

• Good client care and communication skills with the ability to deal professionally with clients and external contacts and to escalate matters appropriately.

• Attention to detail and accuracy when preparing documents, recording file notes and handling financial information.

• Awareness of AML, client identification and source of funds checks; willingness to learn and apply regulatory and firm compliance requirements.

• Proficient IT skills including Microsoft Office and a readiness to learn case management systems and conveyancing technology tools.

• Organised, proactive and able to manage competing priorities under supervision, with a commitment to professional development.

Qualifications and additional information:

• Previous conveyancing or paralegal experience advantageous but full training and ongoing support will be provided for the right candidate.