Jenna Allwood

Professional Biography
Personal Biography

Where/when you studied: Sharples High School 1996-2001

Bolton Sixth Form College 2001-2003

Council for Licensed Conveyancers – Distance Learning 2008-2012

Professional expertise before joining the firm: None

When you joined the firm: September 2003

Department responsibilities (within the firm): Licensed Conveyancer

Areas of special legal expertise: Conveyancing, including -

Buying
Selling
Re-mortgaging
Equity Transfers
Probate Sales
Auction Sales and Purchases
Buy to Let
Right to Buy
Shared Equity
Family Gifts
Declaration of Trust
Freehold Purchase

What our clients say about Jenna:

https://www.fieldingsporter.co.uk/site/about/testimonials/

AG - Thank you for a speedy efficient service.

AB - You provided an excellent service which I could not fault. Many thanks to Jenna and her team who kept me up to speed throughout the process. I have dealt with Fieldings Porter 3 times and will be contacting you soon to make a Will.

Name: Jenna

Position: Licensed Conveyancer

Where educated:

First job: Waitress

Hobbies: Shopping, eating out, going to the gym

Favourite food: All food

Favourite film: The Holiday

Favourite group/artist: Eric Prydz and Bob Marley

Ultimate holiday destination: St Lucia

Favourite sport/team: Bolton Wanderers

Favourite book: The Voyage of the Last Valentino

Likes: Food, holidays, shopping and sunshine

Dislikes: Rain and mood hoovers

Personal ambition: To see the Northern Lights

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