PROPERTY LAWYERS
Fees from £545-£1,095 plus VAT and relevant disbursements
Fees from £400-£600 plus VAT and relevant disbursements
£150 plus VAT – please note that there will also be fees payable to the Freeholder/Management Company which are case specific and will be advised upon receipt of the LPE1
£35.75 inclusive of VAT
£8.17 inclusive of VAT for each copy of a registered Title or Plan
£12 inclusive of VAT
£71 to £250 dependent on Local Authority
£45
£58
This is based on relevant water companies, from £9.60 to £58.00 if Severn Trent
£2 per name
£8.17 inclusive of VAT
£15 to £250000
£19 to £500,000
£24 to £750000
£34 to £1,000,000
Case specific to be quoted or use the Inland Revenue Stamp Duty Calculator:-
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/stamp-duty-land-tax-calculator-service-availability-and-issues/stamp-duty-land-tax-calculator-service-availability-and-issues
Please note that stamp duty may vary due to your personal circumstances as you may be liable for the higher rate of stamp duty which will be advised when a formal quotation is given to you. There is also a variation if your property is in England or Wales.
Monday to Thursday
9am to 1pm
Closed 1 hour for lunch
2pm to 5pm
Friday
9am to 1pm
Closed 1 hour for lunch
2pm to 4.30pm
Closed Saturdays, Sundays & Bank Holidays
Freehold: Most houses in the UK are freehold, this means you own the property and the land the property it sits on.
Leasehold: Flats and apartments are typically leasehold, meaning you own the flat or apartment but the land is owned by another party, the freeholder.
Freehold: Most houses in the UK are freehold, this means you own the property and the land the property it sits on.
Leasehold: Flats and apartments are typically leasehold, meaning you own the flat or apartment but the land is owned by another party, the freeholder.
Freehold: Most houses in the UK are freehold, this means you own the property and the land the property it sits on.
Leasehold: Flats and apartments are typically leasehold, meaning you own the flat or apartment but the land is owned by another party, the freeholder.
Freehold: Most houses in the UK are freehold, this means you own the property and the land the property it sits on.
Leasehold: Flats and apartments are typically leasehold, meaning you own the flat or apartment but the land is owned by another party, the freeholder.