Our Services

Selling a property? We’ll handle the legal paperwork so you can focus on your next move.  

We prepare and manage all legal documents required for your sale, liaise with the buyer’s solicitor and ensure that the process moves forward efficiently. From drafting the contract to handling completion, we’ll keep you informed every step of the way. 

 Buying a home is a big step — we’re here to make it smooth and stress-free.

We carry out all necessary checks, review contracts, handle searches, and ensure that your interests are protected. Whether you're a first-time buyer or an experienced investor, we'll guide you through the process from having your offer accepted through to completion (completion being the date you ordinarily receive the keys!).

 Taking a mortgage or switching mortgage lenders? Let us handle the legal side.

We will conduct a thorough inspection of your title deeds to ensure their suitability for your new mortgage lender. 

Once we receive your new mortgage offer, we will check that all conditions have been satisfied and prepare the necessary documents for your signature. 

We will facilitate the completion process, repaying your existing mortgage and completing your new one.  

 Buying a new build? We understand the deadlines and complexities involved.

Purchasing a newly built home often involves tight developer timelines, help-to-buy schemes, and more detailed contracts. We’re experienced in reviewing new build contracts and ensuring everything is in place for a smooth completion. 

 Changing the legal ownership of a property? We’ll manage it with clarity and care.

A transfer of equity is needed when adding or removing someone from the title deeds of a property — often after a separation, marriage, or for estate planning. We’ll advise you on the legal and financial implications and ensure the transfer is completed correctly. 

Specialist legal guidance for buying or selling a park home.

Park homes (also known as mobile homes) offer a unique lifestyle and can be an excellent choice for retirement or relaxed living — but the legal process differs significantly from standard property transactions.

Unlike traditional bricks-and-mortar properties, park homes fall under the  Mobile Homes Act 2013, which governs the rights and responsibilities of both the site owner and the homeowner. This includes important elements like pitch fees, site rules, the Written Statement and assignment procedures.