Guideline timescales for conveyancing are often put at 8-12 weeks. In reality however, it’s difficult to be precise about how long it will take to complete the process of buying and selling your house in Wales. Each transaction is different and can be complicated by a range of factors, often outside your control. As we … Read more
They say buying a house is stressful. However, knowing the key steps in the legal process helps you understand where you are and what still must be done. This helps to take the pressure off. The entire process begins with your financing and the importance of ensuring your mortgage is in place and available before … Read more
Trainee Legal Executive, Melissa Roberts of Gamlins Law, was instructed to act on behalf of Mr and Mrs F who purchased a Property in 2013 at an agreed price of £150,000. They were then advised in 2024 that they did not legally own the property due to the negligence caused by a different law firm … Read more
A leading North Wales law firm has announced a new Head of Residential Conveyancing. Samantha Mueller, who takes up the role, has more than 20 years’ experience working in conveyancing in the region. Samantha will be responsible for managing the team of four conveyancers and various support staff across Gamlins Law’s six offices. Samantha said: … Read more
You do not have to use a solicitor to buy (or sell) your house but there are many reasons why the vast majority of people do engage a solicitor. Here we look at the advantages of using a solicitor to safeguard your purchase and highlight some kinds of transactions where you should always get conveyancing … Read more
While listed buildings are often attractive, brimming with character and desirable purchases, they can come with potential headaches for the new owners. Listed buildings do not enjoy the freedom associated with new-builds. Often, listed cottages and buildings come with certain restrictions – it’s part of the privilege of owning a dwelling that holds historic interest. … Read more
Property prices keep on hitting the headlines but anyone getting their home on the market with the hope of celebrating Christmas in a new place should get the paperwork in order before a buyer knocks on the door. It’s tempting to throw away old papers when spring cleaning or thinking of moving home, but anything … Read more
Savvy property owners who club together to buy a home are turning to no-nups to safeguard their investment. Whether as a cohabiting couple, or two or more friends clubbing together, a cohabitation agreement, or no-nup, as they now becoming known, can help fix the outcome if things go wrong. And that’s particularly important when contributions … Read more
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