Kay Coleman

Paralegal, Residential Property

Banbury office
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Kay is a Paralegal in the Residential Property team. She has experience working in freehold, leasehold, new build sales and discount market schemes. She now supports the team on all Residential Property Transactions.

Prior to joining SE-Solicitors, she worked as a Conveyancing Assistant with Foot Anstey specialising in plot sales acting for Developers.

 

Kay has an LLB in law from Kingston University London as well as the LPC from The University of Law which she finished in 2023.

In her spare time, she tends to her allotment where she grows vegetables and fruit but is hoping for chickens one day! Outside of this, she enjoys reading, re-watching Gilmore Girls and trying new restaurants.

Specialisms

Buying and selling property
New Build Properties
Transfer of Equity

What clients say about Kay

“I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for your help throughout the sale of the property. Your support and professionalism were greatly appreciated, and the process appears to have gone very smoothly. Thank you once again for your assistance. It has been a pleasure working with you. “
Client 2026
“Kay and Debbie helped us with the recent sale of our property and purchase of new house. They were both amazing – lots of communication, were on hand to answer any questions we had, and both acted promptly and efficiently which allowed us to complete within 3 months. I would HIGHLY recommend using SE-Solicitors.”
Client, 2025
“Kay and Debbie have been epic – we really appreciate you being so on top of it and for helping us get here as quickly as possible. Thanks for making our house sale and purchase as stress free as it could be.”
Client, 2025

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