Purchasing your first property is an exciting milestone, but for some, it can also feel extremely daunting. For most people, a house is a significant investment, and it is important to find the right one. Instructing an experienced conveyancing solicitor can ensure your moving process is as seamless as possible and help prevent delays. In…
If you own a leasehold property, you will be liable to pay various additional fees to the freeholder. This includes ground rent and service charges. Ground rent and service charges can often form the basis of disagreements and disputes between leaseholders and freeholders, so it is important that you have a clear understanding over how…
Remortgaging can allow you to significantly cut your monthly mortgage repayments, as well as potentially release additional funds for things like home improvements. The process is relatively straightforward, but it is still important to have expert legal support to guide you, keeping your property and your money safe. In this article, we will cover: What…
At Tayntons we are always looking for ways to make the conveyancing process easier, smoother, and more efficient for our clients and our Conveyancing App is one of the tools in our toolkit that enables us to do just that. Our app can be used to complete all of the initial documents, carry out our…
It is often important to move quickly when you are buying or selling a property to ensure a successful transaction. We take a look at the role of your conveyancing solicitor for buying a home or selling one and when the best time is to instruct them. Why do I need a conveyancing solicitor? Buying…
If you’re buying or selling a property, you will probably have lots of queries. Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions. 1. How long will it take? This depends on many factors, including the number of other people in your chain of conveyancing transactions, how long it takes to obtain a…
The announcement by Rishi Sunak last week of the new stamp duty thresholds has had clients whose completions are set to take place after the announcement rubbing their hands and planning how they are going to spend this unexpected windfall. There has been talk of “hot tubs” and post “Covid” luxury holidays being funded from…
When purchasing a property with a spouse or partner, it is common for the ownership of that property to be held as Joint Tenants as this effectively recognises that this is a joint commitment. But what does this mean? The legal implications of purchasing a property as Joint Tenants are as follows:- you hold equal…
We participated in Solicitors Chat on Twitter answering questions about a Transfer of Equity and what this process involves and how we can help. Our Chartered Legal Executive, Sara Robinson, was on hand to provide some much needed guidance. What is a Transfer of Equity and when is it required? This is where a persons…
Despite any number of cautionary tales appearing in the press and elsewhere, many unmarried cohabitees unwisely persist in buying properties together without taking legal advice. In one case, a woman found out the hard way how difficult it can be to prove your rights if your name is not on the title deeds. The woman…
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