Residential Conveyancing
Whether houses, flats or land, we will expertly handle the legal work for you, regardless of the property value.
We can help you by ensuring:
- You have your own personal highly trained lawyer acting for you from start to finish – not a chain of unqualified staff
- You receive your lawyer’s personal email and direct telephone number; ensuring prompt and regular communication
- You will never be described as a ‘case’, nor will your lawyer be called a ‘case handler’
- Our lawyers are not junior clerks, but highly trained/experienced in the law to see through problems quickly, saving you time and money
But don’t just take our word for it…
- We have a proven track record of truly satisfied clients.
- We have secured accreditation of the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS)
- We have secured the Law Society Lexcel accreditation
- In 2012 we were winners of the LFS National “Estate Agents Conveyancing Firm of the Year”
Buying and Selling at Auction
Selling at auction
We can prepare a prompt and very competitively priced legal ‘auction pack’ for your property.
Buying at auction
The fall of the hammer is the exchange of contracts and you are then locked in to buy. Before you do, we can review the auction ‘legal pack’ for you, providing a comprehensive written report explaining the content both from a legal and practical point of view, so you know exactly what you are buying into. You can also use that report in an attempt to negotiate a private sale before the day of the auction.
The sooner you involve us the better.
Legal fees
Our auction conveyancing team are able to offer a fixed fee for reviewing the legal pack and we will even discount the cost of the conveyancing if you are successful at the auction.
You may also be interested in our downloadable guide which explains how Trethowans can help you with buying and selling at auction.
Simply contact a member of the Team to discuss.
Deeds registration
Is your property not yet registered at the Land Registry? Worried about losing the deeds?
More than 30 percent of land in England and Wales is still owned by people who have their ownership recorded by a multitude of historical deeds potentially at risk of theft, destruction or loss. Could this be you?
The remaining 70 percent of land belongs to people who have ‘registered’ their deeds with the Land Registry, which have been replaced by computerised records held centrally at the Land Registry, and which are guaranteed by the Government.
If your deeds remain unregistered, then voluntary registration has numerous benefits.
We can handle the process for you.
Simply contact a member of the Team to discuss.
Equity release
Unlocking capital tied up in your home may be a solution to fulfilling those retirement plans you have without the monthly mortgage repayments that you cannot afford to make.
Independent financial advisers can provide clear and professional advice on the different schemes that are available.
When you have selected your equity release scheme it will be necessary for you to instruct your solicitor – and the bank will have theirs – to advise you on the implications of your chosen scheme.
Simply contact a member of the Team to discuss.
Extending a lease or buying a freehold
Whether extending a lease or buying the freehold of your property, our Leasehold Enfranchisement Team are here to help.
Click here to visit our Leasehold Enfranchisement page for more information about:
• Extending the lease of your Flat or Leasehold House
• Acquiring the freehold of your block
• Acquiring the freehold of your leasehold house
• Rights of First Refusal
• Right To Manage Claims
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