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Paul Nettleship

Paul heads up the real estate team in Guernsey. He has a broad practice covering local real estate and private client matters. This includes advising on commercial property development, acquisitions, and disposals (both freehold and leasehold); funding and security over real property; planning matters; property disputes; and small business acquisitions and disposals. He acts for landlords, tenants, funders, brokers, P2P lenders, and private and high street banks. As well as Paul's commercial property business, his private client practice includes advising and acting for clients moving to the island, will drafting and inheritance matters, and guardianship issues. He generally oversees the firm's conveyancing practice. · Collas Crill

GuernseyReal Estate, Private ClientFrench

About

Paul is Partner and Head of Property in Guernsey at Collas Crill, with a broad real estate and private client practice. He advises on commercial property development, acquisitions and disposals (freehold and leasehold), real estate financing and security, planning matters, property disputes and small business transactions, and oversees the firm's conveyancing practice.

Practice areas

Real EstatePrivate ClientBanking & FinanceCorporate / M&APlanningLitigation

Office

Expertise

Commercial property developmentProperty acquisitions and disposals (freehold and leasehold)Real estate finance and securityPlanning mattersProperty disputesSmall business acquisitions and disposalsConveyancing oversightPrivate client: wills, inheritance and guardianshipAdvising clients relocating to GuernseyActing for landlords, tenants, funders, brokers, P2P lenders and banks

Education

  • Elizabeth College, Guernsey
  • Liverpool John Moores University (BSc (Hons))
  • Nottingham Law School (PgDip Law)
  • College of Law London (BVC)
  • University of Caen, France (Certificat d'etudes Juridiques Francaises et Normandes)

Admissions

  • England and Wales (Called to the Bar, 2004)
  • Guernsey (Advocate of the Royal Court of Guernsey, 2008)

Languages

French