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Solicitor recommendation


SMURPHY71

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Hello,

Does anyone have any recommendations (or nightmares you think best avoided!) for solicitors for property? My neighbour and I are looking for someone to perform the conveyancing on the purchase of our property's freehold. We were using a local one (I won't name names out of fear as they are lawyers after all!), but their sluggishness and general disinterest has rather put us off them, so we thought we'd try elsewhere.


Many thanks

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We're also looking for a conveyancing solicitor. I've had one quote in at over 1k for sale (about 500k share of freehold flat) and another 1k+ for purchase (around 350-400k house). Is that normal?! Last time we used a cheap company in Kent, but they were a bit useless. Is it worth paying extra to have it all done locally?


I've just emailed William Bailey to request a quote from them. I was going to email Hepburns but they don't have an email address on their website which seems very old school so has put me off!

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