“We have a long track record of making sure your house moves go smoothly with as little stress as possible.”
Simon Greener LLB
Director, Solicitor
To help reduce stress during the conveyancing process, remember to follow these tips:-
When buying or selling a property, it is a good idea to seek legal help as soon as possible. That way you will ensure any problems or pitfalls are quickly identified, helping you save time and money. Davis Gregory Cheltenham offers competitive and affordable conveyancing fees.
When it comes to appointing a legal expert, it is important not to make a hasty decision. That is because the skill and expertise of your conveyancing team can help reduce tension. Choosing a good conveyancing solicitor is key to making your transaction proceed as easy as possible and helping to make your life less stressful. With the right legal assistance, you can be confident your transaction will:-
Instruct your solicitor as soon as you can. There is a lot of information to be gathered and forms that need to be completed before your transaction can proceed. A good solicitor will help you put all these together reducing delays and stress.
Factor the cost of conveyancing into your overall budget. Make sure you instruct a solicitor who can satisfy you that there will be no hidden costs, or you could encounter unexpected expenses. While you may wish to keep costs to a minimum, it is important to remember that choosing the cheapest solicitor does not necessarily mean they are the best, and in general ‘you get what you pay for’.
Lastly, don’t forget to communicate with your solicitor. If there is a problem, it is vital you tell him/her as quickly as possible. If you have any queries, your legal team is there to help you, so do not hesitate to ask questions. The more information you have, the less stressful you will feel.
For most people their home is their most valuable asset. So when it comes to buying and selling a property, there is often a large amount at stake. It is a huge investment, not only financially, but also emotionally.
That is why our conveyancing team will do everything in their power to ensure your property transaction runs as smoothly as possible. We understand the trust you have placed in our hands, and promise to deliver a fast, efficient and friendly service.
Whether you are buying or selling, we offer:-
Our expert conveyancing solicitors are here to help. Please contact us or call 01242 235202.
The cost of buying and selling a house can vary depending on several factors, including whether you're only buying, only selling, or doing both at the same time. To get a clear idea of the expenses involved, it's best to reach out to our conveyancing team. You can also see a guide of our fees here.
The conveyancing process involves several key steps, including:
These steps ensure a smooth transfer of ownership.
The conveyancing process typically takes between 8 to 12 weeks, depending on various factors such as the complexity of the transaction, the length of the property chain, and any issues that arise during searches or contract negotiations. Delays can sometimes occur due to unforeseen circumstances, but our team will keep you updated throughout the process to ensure you’re always up to date, and that everything moves as smoothly as possible.
Our conveyancing fees vary depending on the specifics of your transaction, such as whether you are buying, selling, or remortgaging, and the value and location of the property. At Davis Gregory Cheltenham, we offer transparent pricing, with a detailed breakdown of all costs, including our legal fees and any third-party disbursements (such as search fees, Land Registry fees, and Stamp Duty).
To get an accurate quote tailored to your situation, we recommend contacting our property team.
If you are buying a house with your partner but you’re unmarried, it’s important to decide what should happen to the property if you were to separate. Although this will probably be the last thing on your mind, it is vital to avoid the risk of expensive legal complications later on. Our solicitors can guide you through the legal process and ensure everything is properly documented. Find out more information about who gets the house when an unmarried couple splits up.
You can identify your property boundaries by reviewing your title deeds, which may include a plan showing the general boundaries. If you are unsure of your title plan boundaries, you can also obtain a detailed plan from HM Land Registry, which may give a clearer idea of where your boundaries lie. If there is any uncertainty or disputes regarding boundaries, our property solicitors are experts at reviewing the documents and resolving any issues.
