Conveyancing (Property) Issue? Don’t Know Where To Turn?

Emma Selfridge Lawyer
Feb 2, 2023
2 min read

Updated: Mar 9, 2023

As a property and home owner many problems can occur. These can be stressful and often you won't know where to turn.

My articles cover numerous property and conveyancing related issues.*

I can frequently recommend an expert even if I cannot personally assist.**

Common Areas of Concern Are:

Rights of way
Boundary issues
Adverse possession
Charges and mortgages
Local Authority charges
Planning &/or Building Regulations
Leasehold issues
Solar Panels
Japanese Knotweed
Buying your freehold
Lease extensions
Short term leases
Neighbour disputes
Trees and boundaries
Neighbour alterations
Adverse possession

For a free no-obligation consultation with an experienced Conveyancing Solicitor please get in touch***

emma@emmaselfridgelawyer.com

https://www.emmaselfridgelawyer.com/blog

07944 377029

Terms & Conditions Apply: *Articles are general advice and information. They are not geared to your personal circumstances. I have not reviewed your deeds or documents and cannot tailor advice and articles accordingly.

**Conveyancing services on request and are chargeable.

***One Free 15 minute consultation with Emma Selfridge Property Lawyer by telephone, email, video call or in person (via pre-booked appointment). Charges apply thereafter.

This initial consultation is offered to clarify if I can assist you, depending on your circumstances, your deeds and documents, and includes a quote for the necessary conveyancing work. There is no obligation to proceed with the quote.

NB: I am employed by a leading Cardiff Law Firm. Any work I carry out must go through that firm. My employers are SRA Regulated, members of the Conveyancing Quality Scheme & fully insured as required by solicitors regulations.

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