What happens if there is a boundary dispute during conveyancing?
If you are buying or selling a house, a potential obstacle to conveyancing – that is, the legal transfer of
What first-time buyers can expect in 2026
First-time home buyers in 2026 can expect to take advantage of several new
Potential changes for first-time home buyers in 2026
It has been predicted that 2026 will be a good year for
Do solicitors charge if a property sale falls through?
Are you buying or selling a property? It can be stressful, even without the unwanted possibility of
Support available in the UK to buy a new build home
The government in the UK have introduced several schemes that are designed to
New insights revealed about house buyers in the UK
Recent sources have revealed important information about home buyers in
Recent changes affecting first time home buyers
In the last year, some changes in interest rates and wages have meant that first-time house buyers have had some
What the Autumn 2025 budget means for house buyers
The Chancellors Autumn budget introduced some significant changes to the property market, some of which will
What will the property ladder look like in 2026?
Many home buyers in the UK ultimately want to move up the property ladder and to purchase their dream house at
What happens if a buyer or seller goes bankrupt before completion?
While the exchange of contract makes a property transaction legally binding, a house sale isn’t guaranteed until the day of completion. While the time between exchange is typically 28 days or less, matters can sometimes go wrong between these key stages in