Trusted Legal Support for Your Property Purchase
Arranging the mortgage is only one part of buying or remortgaging a property. You will also need a solicitor or licensed conveyancer to handle the legal work, manage the conveyancing process and help keep your transaction moving forward.
Over time, we have worked with a small number of solicitors we trust and can introduce you to our panel if you would like support from firms that regularly deal with mortgage-related property transactions.
Why we recommend them
We recommend these solicitors because they offer practical support designed to make the legal side of your property purchase clearer and easier to manage.
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Direct communication — we have contact access to help progress your case where needed.
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No completion, no fee — fees are structured so you have added reassurance if the purchase does not complete.
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Case tracking — you can receive progress updates as key stages are completed.
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Email and SMS updates — important updates can be sent directly to you by email and text message.
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Online document upload — documents can be uploaded securely, helping reduce delays and paperwork.
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Competitive pricing — their fees may offer savings compared with some traditional high street solicitor options.
Choosing a Solicitor for Your Property Purchase
If you're choosing a solicitor yourself rather than using one of the above, a few things worth considering:
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Does your lender accept this solicitor — some solicitors are not on lenders panels, specifically so if its ltd co mortgage applications or adverse credit mortgages.
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Experience with your type of purchase — a solicitor used to standard residential purchases may be less familiar with buy to let or limited company transactions, which can have extra steps.
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Communication — property transactions move quickly at times, so a solicitor who responds promptly and keeps you updated makes a real difference.
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Fees — ask for a clear breakdown of costs upfront, including any additional charges that might apply to your specific transaction.
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Location — many solicitors now work remotely on property transactions, so this matters less than it used to, but some people still prefer someone local.
Do I Have to Use One of These Solicitors?
No — you are free to use any solicitor or licensed conveyancer you choose, provided they are accepted on your lender’s conveyancing panel.
We recommend these firms because we trust the standard of their work, but the final decision is entirely yours.
Would you like to use one of our trusted solicitors?
Please get in touch to ask for our current list of recommended solicitors.