Woodstock Legal Services Expands with New Specialist Conveyancer Bethany Hudson

Simone Ritchie • November 15, 2023

Amidst an ongoing period of continued growth across the firm, Woodstock Legal Services has further strengthened its leading residential property team offering with the appointment of specialist conveyancer, Bethany Hudson. 


Yorkshire-based Bethany joins Woodstock Legal's Residential Property Team as a Consultant Conveyancer from national law firm Taylor Rose, having previously worked for other regional law firms across the Hampshire region. Her previous experience working within the estate agency and mortgage industry gives her a further unique insight into dealing with a whole array of property matters.


Specialising in all aspects of residential property, Bethany has over seven years of extensive experience in all aspects of residential conveyancing, from sales and purchases to remortgages and Transfers of Equity. 


With clients spanning the length and breadth of England and Wales, Bethany has clients spanning London, Yorkshire, Berkshire, Hampshire and surrounding areas.


Speaking on her appointment, Bethany said:


“I couldn’t have asked for a better start at Woodstock Legal Services. Since day one, the welcome I received has been phenomenal. I’ve joined at an exciting time for the firm, and Woodstock’s ambition to disrupt the way legal services are offered to clients is inspiring to be a part of.”


Bethany added:


“Woodstock is a growing legal brand and has had such a unique journey, particularly in the area of property law and has been on my radar for several years now. Working alongside a wealth of legal expertise right through the firm made the move to Woodstock Legal an obvious one for me.”


Simone Ritchie, Director and Head of the Property Team, welcomed Bethany to the firm:


“I’m thrilled that Bethany has joined Woodstock. Bethany’s appointment comes at a really important time for our Property Team, as we continue to expand not only in and around the south coast but now further afield in the Midlands and now Yorkshire.


Bethany is the latest of an influx of property legal specialists joining Woodstock Legal recently following the arrival of Nav Kaur in the Midlands, tri-qualified property solicitor Orla Gilligan and Dorset-based consultant conveyancer Gemma Fancini.


Bethany’s arrival is yet another indication of the pace of progress in Woodstock Legal’s Residential Property Team which continues to act in some of the region’s unique property transactions. 


Commenting on her role working alongside clients, Bethany continued:


“The complexity of some property transactions means I essentially become an extension of the client’s team. Living and breathing every twist and turn on the journey alongside the client is all part of the job, and it’s something that, as a property professional, I thrive on. Through the consultancy model at Woodstock, I can take on a realistic amount of files, which means I get to know the clients more personally and, in turn, provide a superior level of service and communication for clients. It’s a wholesome relationship and a win-win for everyone.


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If you would like to discuss your residential conveyancing requirements with our specialist Residential Property Team, please contact Bethany Hudson on 0330 088 5792 or email b.hudson@woodstocklegalservices.co.uk.

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