FIRST-TIME BUYERS:
NO STAMP DUTY ON PROPERTY SELLING BELOW £250,000.  See our first-time buyers factsheet for full details.

See our regular column in the Newsshopper property section "Ask the expert" and download our factsheet for first-time buyers.

FOR A CONVEYANCING QUOTE: TELEPHONE 020 8461 6140

Contrary to public perception, a property conveyancing transaction is not standard. Every transaction is different, whether due to legal issues surrounding the properties involved, the length of a chain, the co-operation between firms of estate agents and solicitors or the different personalities of the buyers and sellers themselves. For that reason, we do not delegate transactions to a clerk. Neither do we treat them as part of a production line where there is no one person to whom you can speak.

Our conveyancing solicitors are all highly-trained specialists in their chosen field, each responsible for their own cases. We don't pretend you can't get the job done more cheaply elsewhere - but our track record speaks for itself. 60% of our current caseload are clients who have asked us to act for them again. Of the other 40%, most are people who have used other solicitors on their previous move and were not satisfied.

What we do:

• Sale of property                         click to view Selling a property - a  step-by-step guide
• Purchase property                    click to view Buying a property - a  step-by-step guide
• Mortgages and remortgages
• Equity releases
• Rights to buy
• Shared ownerships
• Staircasing agreement
• Pre-auction service

Buying at Auction?
Properties being sold at auction are likely to be unique, difficult to value or may have some hidden issues or defects. An auction contract is usually prepared by the seller's solicitor in collaboration with the auctioneer and once the gavel falls, the buyer is bound by those terms. To prevent costly mistakes it is vital that a solicitor has checked this for you - before you attend the auction. We provide a service for the purchase of auction property. Email us to find out more.

If you cannot email us, please call us on 020 8290 0440 or click here to send us your enquiry.