conveyancing

A Guide to Conveyancing from a First Time Buyer Solicitor
Conveyancing, First Time Buyer
In this article our first time buyer solicitors offer some guidance on the process of buying your first property.
Buying a Flat with a Short Lease & Assigning the benefit of a Section 42 Notice
Lease Extension, Leasehold Property
When looking to buy your own leasehold property, the biggest trap can buying a flat with a short lease. This can lead
Commercial Lease Transfer
Property Solicitors, Transfer of Equity

What is Transfer of Equity?

September 10, 2024
What is transfer of equity, when it is used and how much does it cost? Transfer of Equity is the process to
Selling a Leasehold Property
Conveyancing, Leasehold Property
Thinking of selling a leasehold property? Our conveyancing solicitors explain how the leasehold conveyancing process works.
First Tier Property Tribunal
Property Disputes
What to expect from a First-Tier Property Tribunal.
Shared Ownership Staircasing
Conveyancing, Leasehold Property, Shared Ownership Property
Starck Uberoi Shared Ownership Staircasing solicitors explain Staircasing to increase your shared ownership in a property.
transfer of property to a spouse
Family & Divorce, Transfer of Equity
An update on the recent changes in legislation to reduce stamp duty liability surrounding transfer of equity between spouses and the position
First Home Scheme London
Conveyancing, First Time Buyer
Local first time buyers can buy a new build home for a discounted price under the first home scheme London.
Gift with Reservation of Benefit
Gifting Property, Private Client
Gifting property to your children can be an excellent way to pass on property; it could prevent your estate from being liable
Joint Tenants or Tenants in Common?
Conveyancing, Property Solicitors
A guide to the different factors to consider to protect your property rights when taking out a mortgage with friends or family.
Conveyancing Solicitors London
Conveyancing, Property Solicitors
We are conveyancing solicitors in london who know and understand the London property market and the legal complexities of this historic city.
Buy to Let Conveyancing Solicitors London
Conveyancing, Property Solicitors
Are you considering purchasing a property to rent, or considering renting out your current home? If so, you may need a buy
Conveyancing Solicitors Canterbury
Conveyancing, Property Solicitors
Now is the ideal time to consider a move to Canterbury – while property prices remain somewhat lower, the area is set
Buy-to-Let, Property Solicitors, Transfer Property to a Limited Company
Our limited company conveyancing solicitors guide to help you purchase a buy-to-let property using a special purpose vehicle...
Buy to Let via a Limited Company
Conveyancing, Leasehold Property, Share of Freehold
Share of freehold properties ensure that the quality of communal spaces in properties such as flats are upheld while offering a number
How to Buy a Flat?
Conveyancing, Leasehold Property, Property Solicitors

How to Buy a Flat?

October 7, 2023
Everything you need to know about purchasing a flat in London
Can a declaration of trust be challenged? Trust deed disputes regarding beneficial interests in property
Beneficial Interest in Property, Litigation and Dispute Resolution
Can a declaration of trust be challenged? Our litigation solicitors explain how the law can help you resolve trust deed dispute if
Share of Freehold Lease Extension Explained
Lease Extension, Share of Freehold
In this article we explain the share of freehold lease extension and outline the process to follow to negotiate and extend your
The Equity Release Solicitors Guide to the Equity Release Mortgage
Mortgages, Property Solicitors
One of our recent clients owned a residential home and two Buy to Let properties. However, she was facing a £500,000 judgement
Selling a Freehold, Leasehold and the Section 5 Notice
Conveyancing, Leasehold Property, Property Solicitors, Share of Freehold
The Section 5 Notice. Here we take a look a the process a freeholder needs to follow when selling a freehold where
Deed of Variation of Lease for your Flat
Leasehold Property, Property Solicitors
Reasons why a deed of variation of lease is required when rectifying a defective lease and complying with mortgage lender requirements...
Matrimonial Property Rights Notice
Family & Divorce, Property and Finance, Property Disputes, Property Solicitors, Relationships
A relationship breakdown can be one of the most painful and difficult times in someone’s life, especially if there are disputes over
Splitting Property into Two Titles
Title Split
As the demand for housing continues to skyrocket, many are considering splitting their larger property into flats. Splitting property into flats is
Conveyancing and a Gifted Deposit Letter
Conveyancing, Property Solicitors
A gifted deposit letter is required when using a gifted mortgage deposit. We outline why it's required and what should be included.
Commercial Lease Terms: What should be included?
Commercial Leases, Commercial Property, Property Solicitors
A commercial lease is not completely distinct from a residential landlord and tenant agreement. However, there are some key differences and complexities
Consent to let mortgage
Lease Extension, Leasehold Property
Find out whether remortgaging could be a good way for you to fund your lease extension.
How to calculate buying someone out of a house UK
Divorce, Family & Divorce, Property and Finance, Relationships
How to calculate your co-owner's share in property and transfer the property to your sole name.
What are my options if Lease doesn't say anything about repairs or alterations?
Leasehold Property, Property Solicitors
What your rights are if your lease doesn't say anything about repair, alterations or service charges.
Selling Unmortgageable Property
Conveyancing, Property Solicitors
Reasons why your property may be unmortgageable and your options regarding selling.
Outline of the Conveyancing Process
Conveyancing, Property Solicitors
How you can buy your council flat or council house for a discounted price with the Right to Buy scheme.
What Is Business Property Relief
Conveyancing, Property Solicitors
Our Conveyancing Solicitors explain how to sell an unregistered property.
What to do when my biometric residence permit expires
Property Solicitors
London’s famous skyline could soon grow even taller, thanks to new legislation on extending properties upwards. Extending properties upwards is...
Estate Planning Solicitors
Conveyancing, Property Solicitors
A second Charge can be a fantastic way to borrow more money using your property as security. However, there are risks to
Buying an Unmortgageable Property
Conveyancing, Mortgages, Property Solicitors
Buying an unmortgageable property can be a fantastic investment – they are often cheap and many homebuyers dream of purchasing a derelict
lease extension calculator
Conveyancing, Property Solicitors
With our Online Quote Generator, you can get a free instant online conveyancing quote in just a matter of clicks. Your free
Protecting Homes from Flooding - The Legal Situation
Litigation and Dispute Resolution, Property Disputes, Property Solicitors
The recent IPCC report on climate change did not make for pleasant reading. While we in the UK are fortunate enough not
Mortgages for prefabricated properties
Mortgages, Property Solicitors
Due to the demand for more affordable property, a new type of property has become increasingly popular. It is called a prefabricated
Short Lease Mortgages and Lender Ground Rent Criteria
Mortgages
A summary of lenders minimum lease terms when looking to secure a short lease mortgage and their ground rent criteria...
Mediation in a family property dispute
Beneficial Interest in Property, Property Disputes, Property Solicitors
A guide to mediation and a recent case study in which mediation was used successfully to prevent a family member claiming interest
The title split of your property and creating new leases
Leasehold Property, Property Solicitors, Title Split
Title split of your land or your property into flats and the process to overcome conveyancing and Land Registry challenges.
Leasehold Ban for new-build Properties
Leasehold Property, Property Solicitors
Pressure put on government to implement a ban on the sale of new build leasehold property, following rising ground rent fees.
Japanese Knotweed affect your Property & Mortgage
Mortgages, Property Solicitors
Landowners successfully claim damages, after the invasive plant encroached on neighbours’ land.

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