Tahnee Turtle
Tahnee is a Conveyancing Paralegal in the Residential Property team. She understands moving house can be particularly stressful so she likes to be clear and concise with clients to ensure they understand every process.
Tahnee Turtle is a Conveyancing Paralegal in our residential property team assisting Cheryl Phimister.
Tahnee deals with all aspects of residential sales from start through to exchange and completion ensuring that she provides an excellent service to all clients, maintaining good client relationships and ensuring clients are regularly updated. She also ensures transactions are completed efficiently and working towards desired timescales/always keeping this in mind.
Tahnee is currently saving for her first home but with the love of collecting Christian Louboutin shoes its taking longer than expected! She likes going to the gym and on holidays abroad.
Mr & Mrs GoldingCheryl and Tahnee have done a number of transactions for us now and are very efficient and responsive which I have to say is significantly better than other conveyancers I have used.
Mr Goodrum-WardWe dealt with Tahnee as our Paralegal. Two things stood out - her responsiveness to any queries, emails or calls and secondly her professionalism. I am so glad we chose Frettens to handle our sale. I felt confident knowing our sale was in good hands.
Mr & Mrs BarnesEverything was wrapped up very professionally and quickly, and Tahnee was very good at keeping us informed at every step.
Mr Russell & Mrs GlockWhat stood out was the constant updates that I received, Cheryl & Tahnee were absolutely fantastic.
Mr & Mrs DredgePrompt replies, excellent customer service. Best experience of dealing with a legal team for a move.
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