Rebecca Fulton

Associate Director, Solicitor

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Rebecca is a member of our Risk, Compliance and Training (RCT) Team and is responsible for reducing risk and ensuring regulatory compliance within PLS.

Rebecca is experienced in managing complaints and claims, creating and implementing new policies and procedures and provides day to day advise to our legal teams on all elements of client or case related risks, including anti-money laundering.

Rebecca is an experienced Residential Property Solicitor with over 12 years’ experience in residential conveyancing with an emphasis on newbuild conveyancing. Rebecca graduated with a 2:1 in Law and a Distinction in the Legal Practice Course at Manchester Metropolitan University before qualifying as a Solicitor in 2010.

Rebecca joined PLS in 2017 as an Associate Director managing a team within our newbuild department before becoming one of the founding members of the Risk, Compliance and Training (RCT) team.

rfulton@pls-solicitors.co.uk

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Shared Ownership Explained: Your 2026 Glossary

Shared ownership is a government-backed scheme that lets you buy a share of a home, usually between 10% and 75%, and pay subsidised rent on the rest to a housing association. Because your deposit is based on the share you’re buying rather than the full property price, it’s often cheaper and more achievable than a...

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5 Star Friday: “7 Weeks From First Contact to Moving In”

This week, we are sharing a fantastic review for Lauren, who managed a returning client through their second move with PLS Solicitors. With a completion achieved in just seven weeks and a process described as fast, smooth, and completely bump free, this one really does speak for itself. “Amazing solicitors, we have used them for...

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What is Staircasing in Shared Ownership? Is It Worth It? 

One of the biggest advantages of shared ownership is that you don’t have to stay at your initial share forever. As your finances grow, you can buy more of your home over time through a process called staircasing. This means gradually increasing the percentage you own until, if you choose, you reach 100% ownership.  But staircasing isn’t automatic, and it isn’t always the right move...

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