Moving Home - Buying, Selling & Renting

Moving into a new home should be an exciting and rewarding time for you and your family, but agreeing a price for your new home, and then finding a buyer for your old one is only the beginning of the house moving process.
 
As the single most expensive asset you are ever likely to buy, it is essential that the legal work for your house sale and purchase is done correctly to properly protect your residential investment.
 
This is why we work hard on your behalf, using our residential property experience to ensure the house buying and selling process runs as smoothly and efficiently as possible, but without compromising your need for proper legal advice.

We also understand that having up to date information on the progress of your house sale or purchase can go a long way to minimising the stress of the process.

That is why we assign a named specialist residential property solicitor or lawyer to handle your transaction, which means that you know who is representing you, so that you can deal directly with them from start to finish.

Our specific expertise covers house sale and purchase, deeds of gift, property exchanges, as well as re-mortgage advice and transfer of equity.

We can also assist you in preparing or reviewing residential property rental agreements whether you are a landlord or a tenant.

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