Residential Property and Conveyancing Solicitors
Moving house can be stressful. If you are thinking of moving house, talk to our specialist team of residential conveyancing solicitors who are experts at making house moves go smoothly.
Buying or selling property? Talk to our team of expert conveyancing solicitors.
Whether you’re a first time buyer, selling or property investor, we’re at your side every step of the way. When you’re buying or selling a property, there are a lot of legal boxes to tick and important decisions you need to make, so you have to be confident you've engaged the right solicitor.
We know that each transaction is different. With different goals, worries and questions. So we don’t just put you through some standardised process. Our team of property specialists work hard to find the approach that’s right for you keeping you informed with regular and easy-to-understand updates. And all the while, we’re working towards your final goal – as quickly as possible.
With offices in Harpenden, Luton & Milton Keynes we can provide residential property and conveyancing services across Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire.
Our residential property and conveyancing lawyers specialise in this sector to ensure we can provide up to date expert advice. Our solicitors have a wealth of knowledge and experience in property and conveyancing. We offer professional, friendly advice and when it comes to conveyancing and residential property having lawyers with industry and local knowledge can be hugely beneficial.
So if you are looking for someone to help you sell a house and buy a new one, re-mortgage your home, invest in a property or even becoming a landlord our conveyancing solicitors can help you.
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Neves Solictors is a member of the Law Society's Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS). The Law Society's Conveyancing Quality Scheme is the recognised quality mark for legal experts in buying or selling property, trusted by some of the UK's biggest lenders.
All CQS members undertake an annual assessment to ensure that their staff have the necessary skills and knowledge to hold the CQS accreditation.
To find out more about the Law Society Conveyancing Quality Scheme click on their logo on the left hand side.
Buying or selling a Home
Whether you are buying or selling a property can be daunting and exciting at the same time. Our residential property team understand this and will act to ensure the process is as efficient and as transparent as possible.
Remortgages
Remortgages should be quick, efficient, cost-effective and relatively pain-free as you already own the property and all that is happening is you are replacing one mortgage with another. However often this is not the experience of clients who opt to use the Lender’s solicitor on a “free legal service” basis.
Transfers of Equity
A transfer of equity is required where the ownership of the property is to change but at least one of the original owners will remain as an owner, which is different to a sale and purchase of the property where the original owner will have no continued interest in the property.
Land purchases and sales
The buying and selling of land is almost identical in process to that of property conveyancing, but land only transactions do present unique challenges so it is essential that you use a professional advisor who is experienced in this area.
Leasehold Property and Extensions and Management
Owners of leasehold properties have options to extend their existing leases, take over the management of the common parts (collectively with neighbours) and/or purchase the freehold either as individual house owner or as the owner of a flat collectively with neighbours. Neves Solicitors has offices in Harpenden, Luton & Milton Keynes so we are able to provide legal services across Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire.
Boundary Disputes
There are different types of boundary disputes including those between commercial and agricultural neighbours but the most common is between neighbours in residential properties. It is not surprising that the number of boundary disputes continues to increase as more and more houses are built.
Cohabitation Agreements
If you are buying a property with your partner it is a good idea to agree at the outset whether you will own the property in equal or unequal shares, and what contributions you will make to the purchase price, mortgage and ongoing costs of running and improving the property with a Cohabitation Agreement.
Understanding Conveyancing
If you are buying your first home or moving home, no doubt you will have many questions about the process. Here we answer some of the commonly asked questions.
Residential Conveyancing Fees
Under Rule 1 of the SRA Transparency Rules we are required to publish information on our prices for some of the services we offer.
Members of our team
