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A fixed legal fee means that the solicitor or conveyancer agrees on a set price to handle the legal work involved in buying or selling property. 

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Discover the average solicitors fees for buying and selling a house in the UK and how you could save on conveyancing costs.

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The conveyancing process refers to the legal process of transferring the ownership of a property from the seller to the buyer. Let us explain the 6 di...

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In most cases, the average conveyancing for the purchase of a home will take anywhere between 8 and 12 weeks. Learn about all the delaying factors.

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Find out how much stamp duty costs in the UK in 2024, with updated rates, exemptions, and practical examples.

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No completion no fee (often called No sale no fee) means that if the purchase, sale transfer or remortgage of a property does not reach completion, th...

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Buying or selling a home is often the biggest financial deal many of us will face. So it's important to have premium property lawyers on your side.

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