A solicitor handles all legal aspects of buying or selling a property, including drafting contracts, conducting searches, liaising with mortgage lenders, and ensuring a secure transaction.
The conveyancing process typically takes 8-12 weeks, but it can vary depending on the complexity of the transaction and any delays in the chain.
Yes, if you’re switching lenders, a solicitor is required to handle the legal process, including paying off your existing mortgage and registering the new one.
Searches check for issues such as local planning restrictions, flood risks, and potential disputes. They help buyers avoid costly surprises after purchase.
Fees vary depending on the property type and complexity of the transaction. We provide transparent fixed-fee pricing to ensure you know the costs upfront.
You can choose your own solicitor, but some mortgage lenders require a solicitor from their approved panel. We ensure you work with a solicitor who meets lender requirements.