Hayley Knowles
Registered Legal Executive
- P(03) 962 2850
- F(03) 352 2274
- Ehayley.knowles@harmans.co.nz
Hayley joined Harmans in 2008 after living and working in London.
Hayley supports a team dealing with estate administration. In 2016 Hayley was awarded her NZLS Legal Executive Diploma.
In her spare time she plays netball and enjoys spending time with her young family and friends.
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