Residential Property

A to Z of Conveyancing 

Beverley Morris & Co. Solicitors were proud to support this year’s National Conveyancing Week (NCW) which aimed to improve the profile of conveyancers and the valuable role they play in the…


Beverley Morris Launches New Title Check Report Service

Beverley Morris & Co.’s specialist Residential Property solicitors have introduced a new service known as a Title Check Report. It is intended to assist beneficiaries who have been left a…


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How to Speed Up the Conveyancing Process

Buying or selling a property can be overwhelming, particularly when you are feeling anxious and wish to complete the process as quickly and efficiently as possible. Paperwork feels never-ending and…


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Property Settlement Agreement After Divorce

Whilst in some cases, the process of transferring all or part of the ownership of a property can be straightforward, some transactions can involve complexities. Therefore, it is sensible to instruct…


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How Purchasing a New-Build Property Differs From a Standard Residential Property Purchase

Purchasing a new-build property can be highly attractive to buyers due to the lack of a conveyancing chain and the reduced likelihood of needing maintenance work. In addition, new-build properties…


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What do I have to disclose when selling my property?

The conveyancing process can often be long and complex if the appropriate procedures are not followed correctly. As part of any transaction, there are specific legal obligations that sellers must…


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Government Abolishes No-Fault Evictions

The UK Government has announced that it is planning to make it illegal for landlords to evict tenants without justification as part of sweeping reforms to the private rental market introduced by the…


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Further Leasehold Reform in the UK

It has been confirmed that a new ‘complex’ bill outlining further leasehold reform will be unveiled in the next session of parliament. In 2021, the government announced that it would introduce…


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National Conveyancing Week at Beverley Morris & Co.

This year, National Conveyancing Week is taking place for the first time between 20th and 24th March 2023. According to the official National Conveyancing Week resources, the purpose of the week is…


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What is transfer of equity?

A transfer of equity alters the legal ownership of property and involves an existing owner of a property adding or removing one or more people to or from the title to the property. This…