When purchasing a property you may come across the need for a Deed of Covenant. A Deed of Covenant in conveyancing is a legal document that forms part of the process of transferring ownership of property. Head of Conveyancing, Katie Holmes discusses in her latest blog...
Conveyancing Solicitor, Connor Ball-Wood discusses 'Leasehold Properties and Increasing Ground Rent' in his most recent blog...
Overriding interests can be a complex aspect of conveyancing but understanding them is crucial for a smooth property transaction. Conveyancer Shelly Pill discusses in her latest blog...
Buying or selling a property can be an exciting but stressful experience, especially when you're caught in the middle of a conveyancing chain. Understanding the intricacies of a conveyancing chain is crucial for anyone involved in the property market. In this blog, we'll explore what a conveyancing chain is, the common issues that can arise, and how to navigate it successfully...
Raising enquiries is a major part of the conveyancing process, whereby the buyer’s conveyancer will raise questions to the house seller to learn more about the property. Trainee Solicitor, Leah Pilling, discusses the ins and outs of property enquiries in her latest blog...
A local search is a crucial part of the conveyancing process. Trainee Solicitor Emily Facer, discusses 'What is a local search'...
In his latest Timms blog, Conveyancing Solicitor Connor Ball-Wood discusses "What Is Indemnity Insurance?"...
“What is the difference between Exchange and Completion?” This question is the most common query I receive as a residential conveyancer.
Looking to buy your first home? Not really sure where to start? Head of Conveyancing, Katie Holmes, discusses first time buyer's FAQs...
Considering a gifted deposit for your property purchase? Trainee Solicitor Emily Facer discusses the FAQs of gifted deposits in her most recent blog…
