Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring ownership of a property from one person to another. This includes handling contracts, searches, legal checks and registration with the Land Registry.

Yes. A conveyancing solicitor ensures the legal process is handled correctly, protects your interests and helps prevent delays or costly mistakes when buying or selling property.

The conveyancing process typically takes between 8 to 12 weeks, although this can vary depending on the complexity of the transaction and whether there are any delays in the chain.

We offer a fixed fee conveyancing service for residential property matters, giving you clarity and certainty on costs. Fees may vary depending on factors such as the property value and complexity.

Our service includes handling all legal aspects of your property transaction, including drafting and reviewing contracts, carrying out searches, liaising with lenders and other solicitors, and completing registration.

Yes. We act for clients buying and selling freehold, leasehold and new build properties, ensuring the process runs as smoothly as possible.

Yes. We can assist with remortgaging, transfers of equity, shared ownership and other property-related matters.

The process includes reviewing contracts, carrying out property searches, raising enquiries, exchanging contracts and completing the purchase before registering ownership with the Land Registry.

Yes. We advise buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants on commercial property transactions, including leases, acquisitions and disposals of business premises.

We handle a wide range of commercial matters, including buying and selling premises, lease agreements, lease renewals and property transactions for developers and investors.

Yes. We provide a proactive service and keep you informed throughout your transaction, ensuring you understand each stage of the process.

Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a tax you may need to pay when buying property or land in England and Northern Ireland. The amount you pay depends on the property price, your circumstances, and whether you already own other property.

The amount of Stamp Duty you pay depends on the purchase price and current SDLT thresholds. Different rates apply for first-time buyers, home movers, and those purchasing additional properties. We can advise you on the exact amount payable.

First-time buyers may benefit from Stamp Duty relief, meaning they pay a reduced rate or no SDLT up to a certain property value. We can confirm whether you qualify and ensure the correct relief is applied.

Yes. We can provide a detailed estimate based on your specific circumstances, so you understand the likely costs before proceeding.

Yes, we advise on the legal process once your financial adviser has arranged a suitable equity release product. As the lender is usually separately represented, we act independently on your behalf – explaining the legal implications clearly and ensuring you fully understand the agreement. We offer in-person appointments, with home visits available on request.