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The Law on High Hedges, Trees and Overhanging Branches

Law on Gypsies, Travellers and Unauthorised Encampments

Burglary Laws Explained

What documentation do I need to give an estate agent when buying a house?

Can I legally kill pests and vermin on my own property?

Can A Landlord Be Held Liable for A Tenant's Injuries?

How to Make a Complaint Against Your Landlord

How to Complain About Poor Building Work

What Factors Can Affect Planning Permission?

Firework Laws and Regulations

Buying Property in a Conservation Area

What is private nuisance?

Light Pollution Laws and Statutory Nuisance

Can I be legally forced to sell my house? 

Guide to Restrictive Covenants on Property

Can My Landlord Enter the Property Without My Permission?

Guide to Tenancy Agreements

Why do I need to provide proof of funds when buying a house?

Can I Swap My Council House?

House Repossessions Explained

My Tenant Damaged My Property – What Should I Do?

What Can You Do About Nuisance Neighbours?

Garden Bonfire Laws and Restrictions

Declarations When Selling a House

<p>Conveyancing is the term given to the legal process of buying or selling a property. Conveyancing is a notoriously complicated process and requires the advice and guidance of an expert solicitor. Both the seller and the buyer will instruct a solicitor to complete the conveyancing requirements. This will lead to a quicker and smoother sale and limit any discrepancies in the sale terms. The following guides provide detailed information on what both the seller and the buyer can expect when beginning and moving through the conveyancing processes. By having this understanding, those dealing in a property purchase are better prepared to manage their expectations and timeframes successfully.</p>

Read our conveyancing and property law guides and articles to get free legal advice on buying or selling houses and dealing with property disputes.

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