Services

  • Administration of Estates
  • Business sales / Purchases
  • Co-habitation Agreements
  • Commissioners for Oaths
  • Conveyancing residential
  • & commercial
  • Employment Settlements
  • Free Initial Consultation
  • Home Visits
  • Landlord & Tenant
  • Living Wills
  • Powers of Attorney
  • Probate
  • Property Law
  • Trusts
  • Wills

WHAT WORK WILL BE UNDERTAKEN?

On a sale a typical transaction will include the following steps:

  • Take your instructions and give you initial advice
  • Obtain title documentation
  • Check amount outstanding on any mortgage(s)
  • Submit draft contract papers to Buyer’s solicitors
  • Deal with Buyer’s solicitor’s pre-contract enquiries
  • Send final contract to you for signature
  • Agree completion date
  • Exchange contracts and notify you that this has happened
  • Obtain and agree mortgage redemption statement
  • Approve Transfer Deed and obtain your signature thereto
  • Reply to Buyer’s solicitor’s requisitions on title
  • Complete sale and receive purchase price
  • Redeem any mortgage(s)
  • Settle any estate agents’ commission on sale
  • Forward deeds and executed Transfer deed to Buyer’s solicitors

On a purchase a typical transaction will include the following steps:

  • Take your instructions and give you initial advice
  • Check finances are in place to fund purchase
  • Receive and advise on contract and mortgage documents
  • Carry out searches
  • Obtain further planning documentation if required
  • Make any necessary enquiries of seller's solicitor
  • Give you advice and report on all documents and information received
  • Go through conditions of mortgage offer
  • Send final contract to you for signature
  • Advise you on joint ownership
  • Agree completion date (date from which you own the property)
  • Exchange contracts and notify you that this has happened
  • Obtain signature to Transfer and Mortgage Deeds
  • Make pre-completion searches
  • Arrange for all monies needed to be received from lender and you
  • Complete purchase
  • Deal with requirements as set out on title and in lease if leasehold property including Serving Notice of Transfer/Charge as necessary
  • Deal with payment of SDLT/LTT
  • Deal with application for registration at Land Registry

On a re-mortgage a typical transaction will include the following steps:

  • Take your instructions and give you advice
  • Obtain and review title documentation
  • Obtain details of existing mortgagee and request an interim redemption statement
  • Receive and peruse details of new mortgage and instructions from new mortgagee
  • Undertake land searches as necessary
  • Report on title to mortagee
  • Obtain your signature to new mortgage deed and any ancillary documents
  • Undertake pre-completion Land Registry and bankruptcy searches
  • Complete redemption of subsisting mortgage and new mortgage
  • Deal with the release of existing mortgage noted at HMLR
  • Register new mortgage at HMLR
  • Serve notices as necessary (e.g. if a leasehold title)

On equity transfer a typical transaction will include the following steps:

  • Take your instructions and give you initial advice
  • Obtain and review title to property
  • Consider conflict of interest issue if any
  • Draft transfer and report thereon
  • Deal with any subsisting mortgagee’s requirements
  • Undertake pre-completion land searches
  • Complete transfer
  • Deal with SDLT/LTT return/payment of SDLT/LTT as may be necessary
  • Register transfer at HM Land Registry and report thereon.

On lease extension a typical transaction will include the following steps:

  • Take your instructions and give you initial advice
  • Obtain and review the freehold title and leasehold title including existing lease document
  • Advising on procedure for lease extension and whether within or outside the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993
  • Advise in respect of surveyor’s advice/report dealing with premium to be offered in any notice to landlord
  • Drafting Section 42 Notice under the 1993 Act as necessary
  • Receiving landlord’s counternotice and advising thereon
  • Receiving draft new lease and advising on timetable under the 1993 Act
  • Obtaining your signature to new lease document and checking financial arrangements for the payment of premium to landlord
  • Completing new lease
  • Dealing with SDLT return/payment of SDLT?LTT if applicable
  • Registering new lease at HM Land Registry and reporting thereon.

Services

  • Administration of Estates
  • Business sales / Purchases
  • Co-habitation Agreements
  • Commissioners for Oaths
  • Conveyancing residential
  • & commercial
  • Employment Settlements
  • Free Initial Consultation
  • Home Visits
  • Landlord & Tenant
  • Living Wills
  • Powers of Attorney
  • Probate
  • Property Law
  • Trusts
  • Wills