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At Talbots Law, home is where our heart is. We know that property matters to people – that’s why we’ll always do our best to make the transaction smooth and speedy. Whether you’re buying or selling, our conveyancing solicitors can help you through the process with ease.
There’s nothing we like better than the feeling of helping our clients climb from one step on the property ladder to the next. You could be a first time buyer, or you could have an extensive property portfolio. Either way, you can count on us to deliver a high quality service and keep you in the loop from start to finish.
Purchasing property should be exciting. However, it’s also one of the most important financial commitments you can make. That’s why you need an expert conveyancing solicitor at hand, guiding you through from offer to completion. Our approach is straightforward: you tell us what you want to do, and we’ll help you do it – it’s that simple.
Last year, our specialist conveyancing solicitors helped over 10,000 customers to move home, which put us in the top ten law firms in the country.
With the largest residential property team in the region, you can guarantee that there’s no question we can’t answer, and we’ll always explain all your options carefully so you don’t dive into decisions without clarity. Property comes in all shapes and sizes. So too does our advice. From day one, our conveyancing solicitors will provide advice that’s tailored to meet your needs. Perhaps you’re looking for a family home to raise your children, or perhaps you’re downsizing to a one-bed city flat. Whatever the property, whatever the situation, we’ll be there to handle all the legal complexities and paperwork of the conveyancing process. We also have foreign language solicitors to help you through the process in a way that is comfortable for you.
If you’re a first time buyer looking to get your foot on the property ladder, you’ve probably heard the term ‘conveyancing’ or ‘the conveyancing process’ by now. But what exactly does it mean? Simply put, conveyancing is the legal work that is carried out when property is being bought or sold. It involves 3 main stages as seen below from the buyer’s perspective:
There is a fourth and final stage, but it doesn’t require our help. We’ll leave you to get the keys, pack your boxes and start making plans to turn your house into a home.
Searches are carried out during the conveyancing process in order to gain vital information about the property. The searches carried out normally include:
The conveyancing process may seem fairly straightforward, but without a specialist conveyancing solicitor, it could take double the time. Give us a call on 0800 118 1500 to help you keep conveyancing simple.
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What our clients say about our conveyancing team
As we were first time buyers, we did not know what to expect, and Talbots guided us through the whole process from start to finish. Having heard from others about having to constantly chase solicitors to get things done when buying a house, I was fully prepared to expect this, however, this did not happen, at no point did I feel that Talbot's were dragging their feet with anything and the whole process seemed very smooth. Would definitely recommend Talbots to others and will do. Everything seemed to be dealt with quickly, efficiently and effectively. Great work.
We recently used Talbots for our first house purchase. Very good Service throughout! We had multiple warnings off various people advising of the pain of solicitors, when purchasing a property, but this simply wasn't the case with Talbots. Ben Puplett is a brilliant asset to the company. He was very co-operative and responded quickly to everything raised throughout. Everything was well worded and explained in 'normal' terms to help us both as first time buyers. Thank you to the entire team on the excellent work. :)
Recommend this company as service was excellent, always prompt and helpful when needed. The director and staff were always professional and courteous which was much appreciated.
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