Tulia Ristow

Tulia Ristow

Senior Associate Solicitor

Residential Property

01252 360 493

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Tulia specialises in residential conveyancing, providing expert guidance on property sales, purchases and complex transactions.

With experience spanning diverse property transactions, Tulia guides clients through every aspect of residential conveyancing, from first-time purchases to high-value acquisitions.

Tulia has particular expertise in equity release and bridging loans, and she brings an international perspective to her work, serving both domestic and international clients.

She has developed particular expertise in equity release schemes and bridging loans, working closely with various financial institutions to secure optimal outcomes for her clients.

Tulia’s bilingual capabilities in English and Spanish, combined with her international legal background, make her uniquely placed to support Spanish and Latin American clients navigating the UK property market.

She takes a thorough yet approachable approach, ensuring clear communication throughout the conveyancing process.

Qualifications & Memberships

Tulia qualified as a solicitor in England and Wales in 2006 and is also a qualified lawyer in Colombia.

She holds a Diploma in Human Rights from Birkbeck College, University of London, bringing a comprehensive understanding of property rights and international law to her practice.

Experience

Equity release expertise

Successfully managing complex equity release transactions for retired homeowners, ensuring thorough understanding of terms and securing beneficial arrangements that meet their long-term needs

International property investment

Advising international investors on high-value property acquisitions in prime London locations, coordinating with multiple stakeholders and managing cross-border considerations

New build conveyancing

Supporting first-time buyers through new-build property purchases, including liaison with developers and management of warranty documentation

Related services

Buying or Selling Property - Conveyancing

Country Homes & Estates

Equity Release & Retirement Property

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Buy-to-Let & Investment Property

What our clients say:

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“Tulia was outstanding! She kept me informed with regular emails and answered my many queries in a clear, concise way. Thank you so much! Acting for property owners within prestigious private estates including Burwood Park and Ashley Park in Surrey.”

Recent Residential Property Client

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“Dealt with a quick sale of my property very efficiently and professional - would use again.”

Recent Residential Property Client

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“Tulia assisted me with the purchase of a rather complicated property with a creek in the garden and subject to many unusual covenants. She really went out of her way and provided the most amazing service. I cannot recommend her enough!”

Recent Residential Property Client

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