Bonnie Corlett

Professional Biography
Personal Biography

Where/when you studied: Castlebrook High School 2013-2018, NVQ Level 2 Legal Administration 2019-2020, CILEX Law School 2021 - currently

Professional expertise before joining the firm: Legal Administrator at another firm from December 2018 to October 2020, Paralegal from October 2020 until August 2022

When you joined the firm: August 2022

Department responsibilities (within the firm): Assisting the Conveyancing team with their cases and clients

Areas of special legal expertise: Residential Conveyancing which includes:

• Buying

• Selling

• Re-mortgaging

• Equity Transfers

• Probate Sales

• Auction Sales and Purchases

• Buy to Let

• Right to Buy

• Family Gifts

• Freehold Purchase

Name: Bonnie Corlett

Position: Conveyancing Paralegal

Where educated: Castlebrook High School, 2013 – 2018. Cilex Law School 2021 - current

First job: Saturday Girl at a hairdressers

Hobbies: Watching Youtube/Tiktok

Favourite food: Chinese Food

Favourite film: Harry Potter or Fast and Furious

Favourite group/artist: Drake

Ultimate holiday destination: Turks and Caicos or New York

Favourite sport/team: Manchester United

Favourite book: Good Vibes, Good Life

Likes: Going on Holiday

Dislikes: People who are unnecessarily rude and have bad manners

Personal ambition: To travel the world

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