Conveyancing
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Conveyancing
Conveyancing refers to the legal process of transferring property ownership from one person to another. This process involves various legal and administrative steps to ensure that the transaction is valid, legal and binding. Conveyancing is typically handled by solicitors or licensed conveyancers.
Our Panel
Legal Assist has a panel of law firms which handle can handle all aspects of conveyancing. So whether you’re a buyer, seller or remortgaging a property, our panel can help you.
How can our conveyancing panel help you?
- Buying a house
- Selling a house
- Remortgaging
- Conveyancing
- Shared ownership
- Transfer of equity
- Lease extension
- Buy to let conveyancers
- Selling a probate
- property
- Investors purchases
Please note: We are a claims management company authorised and regulated by the financial conduct authority in respect of claims management activities, however this page is for non-regulated activities.
You do not need to use a claims management company for this matter. You do not need to use our panel solicitors either. You have the right to proceed with a solicitor’s firm or company of your own choice.
Solicitor’s Fees
Fees vary from law firm to law firm. Some may charge you on hourly rates, fixed fees, or staged payment options. We do not deal with this aspect so if the price quoted by one of our panel members is too high or doesn’t seem competitive, you do not have to go with that law firm. It doesn’t cost you anything to have a chat with them to see if they are the right fit for you and your circumstances. We do not charge you a fee for introducing you to any of ourpanel members and the initial telephone consultation with the solicitor’s firm is free of charge.
Legal Assist does not offer legal advice of any kind. Our panel solicitors may be able to offer their services to you however you are under no obligation to utilise their services after your initial consultation with them. Any solicitors firm we recommend is an independent firm from whom you will receive impartial professional legal advice from. We are paid a recommendation fee for successful introductions however this has no impact on the level of service you would receive with them or the fees that you would be charged by that panel member. You are also free to seek legal advice through a solicitor’s firm or legal advisor of your own choice or pursue this matter yourself for free.
No win No fee
Our panel solicitors can handle your case on a no win, no fee basis which means there’s nothing to pay upfront and nothing to pay if your case is unsuccessful.
If your case is successful, our panel solicitors take between 25%- 50% from your awarded compensation. This varies amongst our panel members and will be dependent on the law firm we recommend you to as well as your claim type.
Full terms & conditions will be included in your solicitor’s agreement so please read this carefully and speak to them if you are unsure of anything before signing. For more information, please visit our No win No fee page.
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Clinical, Medical & Dental Negligence
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Housing Disrepair
If you are a housing association or local council tenant that’s experiencing disrepair such as damp, mould, structural defects, and leaks in your home, Legal Assist has a panel of law firms which specialise in housing disrepair claims so you can seek the repairs and compensation you may be entitled to. Our panel members are experienced professionals ready to tackle any challenges you face.
