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Conveyancing Solicitors in Lymington

 

If you are buying, remortgaging, or purchasing a home in Lymington, you’ll need the support of expert conveyancing solicitors, to ensure that each stage runs smoothly, with minimal setbacks.

Though approaching a conveyancing transaction is exciting, there are various risks involved, and so it’s imperative to have the right kind of support. Our expert team are able to call upon their substantial conveyancing knowledge and experience, to deliver results and avoid possible risks and delays.

At Bird & Co, we offer our clients a simple and dependable conveyancing service. You will benefit from both our approachable manner and our accessible service. Our conveyancing solicitors will walk you through the whole process from beginning to end, while addressing any concerns and questions you may have.

Our firm also provides a convenient online conveyancing service. Doing so allows us to work with a wide range of clients across Lymington and the surrounding areas.

To get in touch with a member of our conveyancing team in Lymington, give us a call, or get a quote online.

 

How our conveyancing solicitors in Lymington can help you

Our conveyancing experts in Lymington have extensive expertise in conveyancing topics, including:

Bird & Co is on the panel for the vast majority of major lenders, meaning we can assist you no matter if you have chosen a local building society or a national firm.

Why choose Bird & Co’s conveyancing solicitors in Lymington?

We provide an expert remote conveyancing service. The service allows our solicitors to support you from anywhere across the country. You will not need to attend our offices unless this is your preference, and if so, we are happy to meet in person.

Our conveyancing service is contemporary, friendly, and tailor-made. At Bird & Co, we ensure to make the conveyancing process as easy and swift as possible.

When you choose our conveyancing team, you will receive direct correspondence, including the direct email address for the lawyer supporting your case. If you have queries at any stage, rest assured you will hear a swift answer.

Our firm is accredited by the Law Society Conveyancing Quality Scheme, providing assurance that we will:

  • Offer high quality legal advice
  • Get your conveyancing transaction completed as efficiently as possible
  • Provide top quality customer service and respond to queries quickly
  • Keep you regularly updated and never leave you in the dark about the status of your transaction
  • Be upfront and honest about your fees – we will provide you with an accurate quote before you instruct us so that you can decide whether we are right for you

Bird & Co is also Lexcel accredited by the Law Society. This accreditation demonstrates our dedication to offering excellent practice management and customer service.

Why instruct our online conveyancers instead of a conveyancer in Alton?

There are so many reasons to instruct our online conveyancing in Alton, such as:

Our solicitors have an in-depth knowledge of the national property market, as well as the local Alton market, giving us a competitive advantage over those firms which only deal in local property.

Our online systems have been developed with sensitive communication in mind. Our team appreciate that it is essential to keep legal documents secure ,which is why we use malware protection, encrypted emails and secure devices for all property transactions.

We can get your conveyancing done quickly and efficiently. Completely the whole process online helps us to minimise delays, and complete your property transaction faster.

Online conveyancing tends to be more cost­-effective. Using online processes allows us to avoid a number of additional costs, traditionally conveyancing tends to be more expensive.

At Bird & Co we handle property transactions around the country, even for clients who are on the other side of the world. Using video conferencing tools, we can assist clients no matter where they are.

Our legal service and duties are no different whether we assist clients online or in-person, so our clients canrest assured our conveyancing team are fully insured.

Our conveyancing fees – how much does our conveyancing cost in Alton?

Our firm offers a range of flexible fees for our conveyancing services in Norwich. We will ensure that you receive a clear price breakdown at the beginning, so that you know what to expect. If additional fees are required at any point, your solicitor will inform you well in advance.

Where extra costs are incurred in the conveyancing process, these costs are referred to as disbursements. Likely examples of disbursements include the cost of registering a property with HM Land Registry, and of conveyancing searches.

Property transactions may also require tax such as Capital Gain or Stamp Duty. Where these taxes are incurred, your lawyer can calculate the sum and file the tax return with HMRC.

Conveyancing FAQs

How does the conveyancing process work in Lymington?

The three stages of conveyancing are as follows:

  • Offer and acceptance
  • Exchange of contracts
  • Completion

Once an offer has been accepted, the buyer and the seller will enter into a legal contract. The contract is not legally binding until both have signed and exchanged.

The buyer is responsible for carrying out various checks with the support of their lawyer. These checks may include:

  • Reviewing property information provided by the seller and making further enquiries if necessary (done by the conveyancing solicitor)
  • Conducting conveyancing property searches, such as local authority checks (done by the conveyancing solicitor)
  • Carrying out an independent survey (done by the buyer)

At this point, the buyer may need to apply for a mortgage, depending on the circumstances.

After the property checks are finished, the parties will exchange contracts and sign, if both are happy to continue with the deal. At this stage, the transaction will be considered legally binding, and it will not be possible to void the transaction, without paying a penalty.

On completion, the transaction is official, and a transfer deed will be provided to HM Land Registry, at which point the seller must sell the property.

How long does conveyancing take in Alton?

Conveyancing transactions vary in time-frame, depending on the circumstances. On average a simple case will take around 12-14 weeks to complete.

Some transactions may be delayed, and if you experience this, your lawyer will ensure that you are well-informed and kept up to date.

What searches are involved in conveyancing in Lymington?

If you are purchasing a home in Lymington, your conveyancer will conduct many checks, assessing any issues that should be addressed.

The key types of conveyancing searches are:

  • Local authority checks – to check the surrounding area for planning, pollution, highway, pollution or other related issues
  • Environmental searches – to check for issues such as flooding or land contamination
  • Water and drainage searches – to check matters such as water and drainage access

Where further checks are necessary, your solicitor will discuss these with you.

How do you instruct our conveyancing solicitors in Lymington?

To get in touch with a member of one of our conveyancers in Lymington, you can give us a call or fill in our online enquiry form to request a call back.

Our Lymington conveyancing team can go through the primary stages of your conveyancing transaction, taking care of all the necessary legal details.

Whether you are moving to, from or across Lymington, our conveyancing team have the experience and dedication to ensure a successful and speedy transaction.

Get in touch with our conveyancing solicitors in Lymington

Get in touch with our conveyancing solicitors in Lymington by giving us a call or get a quote online.