Residential Property

Palmers has a large Residential Conveyancing department, whose solicitors and conveyancers have over one hundred years of experience between them. We provide high quality and tailor- made advice - our staff are never more than a telephone call or e-mail away.

General Conveyancing

We understand the importance of building lasting relationships with our clients and with other professionals such as independent financial advisers to ease the pressure of an often worrying and stressful event in your life – moving house!

Our professional conveyancing staff are here to offer to you practical and clear advice on the legal aspects and the often confusing procedures which need to be negotiated from the point of offer to moving house. Our conveyancers have dedicated support staff who will provide general updates on the progress of your transactions and (sometimes even more importantly) a sympathetic ear when the frustrations of moving house require it!

A combination of professional experience and use of sophisticated systems enables us to offer a speedy and economic conveyancing service.

We are on the panels of the major mortgage lenders, enabling savings to be made in the majority of purchases and re-mortgages.

Our conveyancing team offers advice on:

• Property sales and purchases
• Remortgages
• New-build (plot) sales and purchases

To request an estimate of costs for your conveyancing transaction, please complete the online conveyancing form.

Specialist residential property law issues

Our solicitors and conveyancers can also advise on the more complex areas of residential property law, including:

• Leasehold enfranchisement (advice to both Landlords and Tenants)
• Equity release schemes
• Declarations of Trust for family and other joint ownership
• Security for loans
• Land acquisition, Estate development and sales (for commercial property) please see our commercial property page
• Tenancy and licence agreements

To request further information on these or any other specialist issues, please contact Simon Bruce or Carey Jacobs.