We know how stressful it is, and will use our many years of experience to make sure that everything flows smoothly. We’ll make sure that everything is above board and that you’re getting what you expect. We ensure that we are in regular contact and will guide you through each step, whether you're a first time buyer or a seasoned investor we treat each and every client the same.

Our conveyancing solicitors have seen a lot of property contracts, and know where to look for the pitfalls. We’ll expedite things as much as we can and keep you up to date on progress.

We offer a fixed fee service, which will help you budget for your move.

What’s included in the conveyancing process:
Our conveyancing solicitors will (this is not an exhaustive list):

• Make sure that the property title is sound and verify the ownership.
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• Check if the property is freehold or leasehold and adviseaccordingly.
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• Draw up a contract of sale and send it to the buyer’s solicitor.
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• Check for restrictive covenants or rights of way that could affect your plans for the property.
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• Check that there are no debts owing against a property, and if there are that they are released before the property is transferred to you.
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• Carry out local authority searches to make sure if there are zoning restrictions or any debts due.
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• Check if there is a lease, and if so, check the lease conditions.
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• Arrange for additional property searches, depending on the circumstances. These might include: checking previous land use, whether the land is prone to flooding, if there are planned railway or motorway developments, whether medieval laws still require you to contribute to the local church and so on.
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• Check mortgage documents.
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• Ensure the deposit has been paid.
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• Exchange contracts for you which makes the deal legally binding.
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• Lodge an interest in the property so that the property cannot be sold to another.
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• Calculate the final figure to pay.
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• Arrange for the title to be transferred to the new owner’s name.
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• Pay Stamp Duty Tax on your behalf.
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• Lodge the title deeds with the Land Registry.
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• Send a copy of the deeds to your mortgage lender.
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• Conveyancing
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‍Why choose us?
Our conveyancing solicitors offer low fixed fee rates.
Your case will at all times be handled by a qualified solicitor. Junior fee earners are only used to assist as and when necessary.
In the unlikely event a dispute arises, as conveyancing solicitors we have the authority to deal with it in Court if need be.
Local experience – you can’t beat it. We offer a personal service and invite all our customers to come in and see as and when is necessary.

Read more
The Law Society: Buying a Home
Buying or Selling Your Home:gov.uk