The Importance of Quality Conveyancing. Protecting Your Investment

We handle residential conveyancing transactions on a daily basis, including freehold, leasehold and new build properties across the Fylde Coast.

Conveyancing exists to protect you. When important legal issues are missed before you become bound by the transaction, the consequences can be serious.

Common problems include boundary disputes, missing planning permissions, defective leases, restrictive covenants and other legal restrictions that may affect how a property can be used, altered or sold in the future.

These issues may not become obvious until after completion. By that stage, resolving them can be expensive, time consuming and, in some cases, very difficult.

Good conveyancing is therefore about more than processing documents. It involves reviewing the legal title, considering property searches, raising the right enquiries and identifying issues before contracts are exchanged.

Communication also matters. If legal risks are not explained clearly or raised at the right time, buyers and sellers can make decisions without fully understanding the consequences.

At MJV Solicitors, the focus is on identifying problems early, explaining them in plain English and helping clients make informed decisions before they are legally committed.

For more information about the conveyancing process and how MJV Solicitors can help, read our complete guide to Residential Conveyancing.

Communication and Timing FAQ

How often should my solicitor update me?
There is no fixed timetable for updates. You should normally be kept informed at key stages of the transaction and whenever a significant issue, delay or decision arises.
Can I chase my solicitor for updates?
Yes. You can ask for an update at any stage. Clear communication is important, particularly where information or action is needed from you to keep the transaction progressing.
Does good communication speed up conveyancing?
It can help reduce avoidable delay. Prompt communication makes it easier to deal with outstanding enquiries, missing documents and decisions before they hold up the transaction.