19.5.2023
Declaration of Trust for Property
If you are buying a property jointly, you may want to consider making a declaration of trust to record your...
Read moreAmber Krishnan-Bird
Associate Solicitor
Commercial Property
Leasehold Enfranchisement
Property Law
Amber Krishnan-Bird
Amber graduated with a 2:1 from the University of Reading in 2014 and went on to obtain a distinction in her LPC at the College of Law. Amber joined Osbornes in 2016 first to assist Guy Osborn as a case worker in the Property Department and qualified as solicitor in the department in 2018. Amber deals with both Leasehold Reform work such as Lease Extensions and Collective Enfranchisements and Commercial Property matters.
In her spare time Amber is a keen seamstress and knitter. She is also loves city breaks, her french-bulldog named Frank, and pizza.
Amber is currently on maternity leave.
“Both Amber and Rachael were far more than their jobs required – couldn’t have done this without their expertise and kindness”
Professional and communicative throughout the process of becoming a Freehold Company and having a share of said freehold. Both Amber and Siroop spoke in plain English and were most efficient and pleasant to deal with.
Amber was fantastic from start to finish. Efficient, clear and professional. Will certainly be calling on her again.
“Both Amber and Rachael were far...
“Both Amber and Rachael were far more than their jobs required – couldn’t have done this without their expertise and kindness”
Professional and communicative throughout the process...
Professional and communicative throughout the process of becoming a Freehold Company and having a share of said freehold. Both Amber and Siroop spoke in plain English and were most efficient and pleasant to deal with.
Amber was fantastic from start to...
Amber was fantastic from start to finish. Efficient, clear and professional. Will certainly be calling on her again.
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