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Residential conveyancing

Approach

We have one of the largest residential conveyancing teams in the Midlands and are renowned for our excellent customer care and for always putting our clients’ needs at the heart of our advice.

Your case will be led by legally-qualified personnel, not administration staff, providing you with legal expertise and experience throughout the whole process.

Each stage will be explained to you in a jargon-free manner and we will keep you fully informed as we progress your transaction.

Upon completion of your transaction, we offer to store your documentation free of charge for 15 years in a secure location that is specifically designed for storing legal documents.

Residential conveyancing

Experience

With over a century of experience, our highly skilled legal experts have the knowledge and understanding required to provide you with an efficient and transparent service with no unnecessary delays.

Leading estate agents such as Hannells and Boxall Brown & Jones choose to appoint us as their preferred conveyancing partner due to the level of support that we provide to their clients.

As evidence of our reputation for providing a quality legal service, independent research voted Flint Bishop as the most popular conveyancing firm in Derbyshire.

We are a member of the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme, which is an accreditation that guarantees that we are providing you with the best conveyancing service achievable and we also serve on the panels for all major mortgage lenders in the UK

Contact Us

Do you need assistance?

For more information and advice on residential coveyancing, please contact us on 01332 226 129 or complete the form below.

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An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is required every time a property is placed on the rental or sale market.

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Why do lawyers want my National Insurance Number to buy a house?

The forms that are sent to the Inland Revenue to pay the stamp duty changed. One of the questions asks for your National Insurance Number to buy a house.

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Why does my lender want my child to sign a Deed of Postponement?

Lenders require every adult in the house to sign the Deed of Postponement.

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What searches are involved when buying a house?

When you buy property, it is our job to find out as much as we possibly can about the legal title and any matters which may affect its amenity or value.

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How long will it take before I can move house?

Moving house is an extremely stressful period and naturally, the first question on your mind is how long it will take to move house.

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I have paid a valuation fee to my lender, do I need a separate survey?

When you are buying a property with the aid of a mortgage, your lender may ask you to pay a valuation fee.

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What is legal indemnity insurance?

Sometimes, there can be a defect in the title or paperwork for the property.

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