Transferring ownership of property can be necessary for a range of reasons - gifting a property to a family member, adding or removing someone from the title deeds, transferring property after a divorce, or dealing with inheritance. At Fonseca Law, ...
Selling a property can be an exciting yet stressful experience. For many, it’s not something they do regularly, so it’s natural to feel unsure about the process. At Fonseca Law, we’ve seen it all when it comes to property transactions, ...
In the competitive housing market, particularly in Wales, sellers may consider setting deadlines for prospective buyers to make offers or complete transactions. This tactic can help sellers manage interest and create a sense of urgency, but it's important to understand ...
Navigating the Welsh housing market can be complex, especially for sellers who must comply with various legal requirements and regulations. To ensure a smooth and successful sale, it is crucial to be well-prepared and informed about the legal aspects of ...
The Welsh housing market offers a unique blend of opportunities and challenges for home buyers. Whether you're a first-time buyer, looking to upsize, or considering an investment, understanding the legal landscape is crucial. This guide provides you with a handful ...
The act of transferring property within a family circle often seems uncomplicated, evoking the common query: "Is it necessary to involve a solicitor?" While it's true that the transfer process can, in many instances, be accomplished without legal assistance, it's ...
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When it comes to buying or selling a property, the question of whether a solicitor can act for both the buyer and the seller often arises. In the past, it was common for a single solicitor to handle both ...
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When it comes to houses that have been converted into flats on long leases, it's not uncommon for the flat owners to have a share of the freehold. This is often the case because the owner of the original house ...
Read "Overcoming problems when extending a shared leasehold"
A property purchase involves the exchange of large sums of money so this makes the transaction susceptible to acts of fraud. If you are buying a property, at some point in the process your solicitor will need to see proof ...
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Buying a property is rarely plain sailing. There are pitfalls and issues that can arise at any point of the purchase, and while most can be solved one way or the other, some have the potential to derail the transaction ...
