Conveyancing Services
I deal with all types of Conveyancing and specialise in complex transactions such as Leasehold, Equity Release / Lifetime Mortgages, Help to Buy and Shared Ownership. Request your Conveyancing Quote now and I will make this as accurate as possible with no hidden fee
Selling Your Home
This includes redeeming your existing mortgage (and Help to Buy Loan where applicable), issuing a Draft Contract Pack to the Buyer's Conveyancer, dealing with enquiries and exchange and completion of your sale
Buying Your Home
This includes reviewing the Draft Contract Pack from the Seller's Conveyancer, obtaining Searches, reviewing your mortgage offer, raising title enquiries & reporting to you before exchange & completion
Form ID1 for Land Registry
Used to verify your ID with a solicitor and sent to Land Registry with your application. This tends to be for those applications submitted by the public without using a Conveyancer. ID checks combat ID theft and property fraud
Shared Ownership
This is complex and best dealt with by an experienced specialist to avoid delays. With shared ownership there are more parties involved so it will take longer than other transactions
Remortgages (and Transfers)
A remortgage is where you pay off your existing mortgage loan and take out a new loan with another lender. This is often done to clear debts or raise funds for home improvement. Where the names change on the mortgage and deeds this involves a Transfer also. We call this a Transfer of Equity
Auction Purchases
It is vital that your Conveyancer reviews the Auction Pack pre-auction so they may fully advise you. There could be title issues which may cause problems on re-sale or remortgage. Property value could be affected. I act both pre and post auction. Consider a survey (these are vital on all property purchases)
Swearings & Oaths
Related to Affidavits, Probate, Statutory Declarations, Council applications (transfer of burial rights) and Insolvency documents.
These must be sworn on the Bible or Koran (Quran) in front of a solicitor or commissioner of oaths.
A Statutory Declaration, in Conveyancing, is a document drafted where there is a title defect and this is used as part of the process to rectify the issue.
If you are based in South Wales and need help with an Oath, Affidavit, Statutory Declaration, or similar, then please get in touch
Independent Legal Advice / Deed of Guarantee
Independent legal advice generally needs to be face-to-face and not all lenders will accept this via zoom or video call. Each director’s original identification documents and proof of address will also need to be seen.
What My Clients Say ...
Gemma, South Wales
These are your guys!! We dealt with Emma Selfridge & her assistant and our whole process was as smooth and stress free as it could be. Believe me when you're selling and purchasing it's not easy but these guys held our hand the whole way through. We were always kept in the loop. Communication is KEY and it's something you really need to consider when looking for your solicitors and ... they are on point.