Getting it right matters.
Hine Solicitors handles residential conveyancing for clients in Aylesbury and the surrounding area, including Thame, Tring, Buckingham and Wendover. Our property team manages the legal process from the first search through to completion, keeping you informed at each stage and dealing with problems before they become delays.
When you are buying, we carry out the necessary searches and checks, review the contract and raise queries with the seller’s solicitors before you commit to anything. We explain what the searches turn up in plain English and flag anything that needs attention. We act for the buyer, not for both sides of the transaction. Exchange and completion only happen when you are fully informed and ready to proceed.
When you are selling, we prepare the contract pack, respond to enquiries from the buyer’s solicitors and work to keep your side of the transaction on track. Slow responses at the legal stage are a common cause of delay in a chain, and a hold-up at any point affects everyone else in it. We make it a priority to turn things around quickly.
If you are remortgaging to release equity or move to a better rate, we handle the legal requirements and, in many cases, can act for both you and your lender in the same transaction, which means one point of contact rather than separate solicitors on each side. We keep things moving so a good rate does not slip while the paperwork catches up.
If you are adding someone to a property title or removing a name, we advise on the right approach and put the necessary protections in place before anything is registered. This is more involved than it often appears, and getting advice early avoids problems surfacing later.
You can read more about our conveyancing services or find out more about our Aylesbury office.
If you are buying, selling, remortgaging or have a property ownership matter to discuss, get in touch. We will walk you through what is involved and what it is likely to cost before any work starts.
Call 01296 322866 or use our contact form.
How long does conveyancing take?
Timing depends on the length of the chain, when your mortgage offer comes through and how quickly searches are returned by the local authority. We keep you updated at each stage and flag anything likely to cause delay as early as possible.
Do I need a solicitor to remortgage?
Yes. Even without a sale or purchase, a solicitor deals with your lender’s paperwork and registers the change once everything completes.
What happens if I am in a chain?
A chain means your transaction is linked to others, so everyone needs to be ready to exchange around the same time. We stay in contact with the other solicitors in the chain to help keep things moving and flag hold-ups as soon as they appear.
What does conveyancing cost?
Costs depend on the type and value of the transaction. We provide clear estimates before any work begins so nothing comes as a surprise.