Services
CONVEYANCING
What Is Conveyancing Law?
Conveyancing refers to the legal transfer of property from one owner to another. Conveyancing starts when a seller accepts a buyer's offer on a property. The legal procedure is ongoing until the buyer receives the keys to the property.
Are you wondering what to do when buying or selling a property? Want to know more about the legal deals involved in buying a residential property? Thinking of purchasing a business property whether on Lease or Freehold? The answers to these important decisions can be obtained smoothly at MYM Solicitors by our experienced team, assisting you in making your journey smooth.
How MYM solicitors can help you
Our expert team of solicitors, lawyers and paralegals assist home movers with our comprehensive knowledge. Our expertise includes:
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Buying a property
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Selling a property
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Mortgage / Re-Mortgage
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Equity release
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Gifting property and Deeds of Gift
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Commercial conveyancing
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Stamp Duty advice
Our work includes:
Residential (Sale)
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Initial Instruction and advice
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ID/AML Check
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Receive and advise on contract documents
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Obtain further planning documentation if required
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Respond to any necessary inquiries of buyers' solicitor
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Give you advice on all documents and information received
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Send final contract to you for signature
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Agree on completion date (date from which you own the property)
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Exchange contracts
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Arrange for all monies needed to be received from Buyer Solicitors
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Pay funds to Lender to redeem the mortgage
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Complete sale
Residential (Purchase)
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Initial Instruction and advice
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Check finances are in place and the source of funds and contact
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Lender’s solicitors if needed
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Receive and advise on contract documents
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Carry out searches
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Obtain further planning documentation if instructed specifically
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Make any necessary inquiries of seller's solicitor
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Give you advice on all documents and information received
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Go through the conditions of the mortgage offer with you
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Send final contract to you for signature
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Agree on completion date (date from which you own the property)
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Exchange contracts
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Arrange for all monies needed to be received from the lender and you
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Complete purchase
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Register charge on Land Registry
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Deal with payment of Stamp Duty/Land Tax instructed (we do not give any advice and ask that a specialist tax advisor is consulted.)
