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Our residential conveyancing solicitors team comment on related legal topics and breaking news, we welcome your comments on our posts. If you would like more information on our services, please don't hesitate to get in touch on 01616 966 229.

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The process of transferring the equity in a property

Natalie Penman
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What is a transfer of equity, and do you need a solicitor? The conveyancing process for transferring equity in England and Wales involves the legal transfer of ownership or shares in a property from one party to another. This is typically done when...

The conveyancing process - what happens when you buy a property?

Rebecca Fletcher
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Buying a property can often be an exciting time. From house-hunting online to arranging those all-important viewings with the estate agent. But what happens once your offer has been accepted, and at what point will you get the keys to your new home? ...

Understanding the Right to Buy scheme

Natalie Bradley
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The Right to Buy scheme has helped millions of council tenants in the UK take their first step onto the property ladder. But with housing policy constantly evolving, many people still have questions about how the scheme works, who qualifies and whether...

A legal guide to buying and selling your home

Rebecca Fletcher
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Buying or selling a home is one of the most significant financial decisions most people will make in their lifetime. Whether you are a first-time buyer, an experienced homeowner, or preparing to sell your property, the legal process involved can feel...

Moving house - a checklist for updating organisations and helping new owners

Natalie Penman
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When moving house, there are many important organisations to notify of your change of address. Some of these updates are essential and may carry fines if not completed promptly. Below is a comprehensive guide, grouped by type, to help you ensure a smooth...

Things to consider when buying a new build property

Rebecca Fletcher
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When buying a new-build property, there are several key factors to consider to ensure you’re making an informed decision. Here are some important points to think about: 1. Developer reputation Research the developer : Look into the...

First time buyer tips

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The plight of first time buyers is back in the news as the government has launched yet another new initiative aimed at helping them get onto the ladder. A recent development that could ease the financial pressure on first time buyers is the launch of a...

What to do after completing on your new home

Natalie Bradley
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Buying and selling a house is a busy and exciting time. After your purchase there are several important actions, you should tick off your checklist to make sure everything is properly in order. Here is what you should consider after completing your home...

The government's plans for a ban on leasehold flats moves one step closer

Natalie Bradley
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The government has announced its latest plans to end the sale of new leasehold flats in England and Wales. Sweeping changes to the leasehold system have been on the horizon for some time, with campaigners urging the government to act over spiralling...

Conveyancing - understanding who your legal representative is and what they can do to assist you

Natalie Sellers
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We appreciate there are already plenty of cogs turning when buying or selling a property and these can easily become confused when instructing your legal professional. We have therefore put together a small guide on who could be involved and what they...

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