Residential Conveyancing

Straightforward legal support, from offer to completion.

Whether you’re buying, selling or remortgaging, we’re here to make the legal side of your move feel clear, calm, and completely under control.

 

At JM Conveyancing, we handle every legal aspect of your property transaction — from reviewing and explaining deeds and contracts, to liaising with lenders and ensuring you’re protected at every stage. And with over 30 years of hands-on conveyancing experience, Julie will be with you from start to finish. No hand-offs. No surprises.

 

A truly white glove, personal, tailored service.

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Our areas of expertise

We specialise in all aspects of residential conveyancing, including:

 

Property Sales & Purchases

Freehold & Leasehold Properties

Leasehold Flats & Long Leases

Shared Ownership

Staircasing

New Builds

Buy-to-Let Investments

 

Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned investor, we’ll give you tailored advice and a personal service you can trust.

How long does conveyancing take?

On average, a conveyancing transaction takes around 9 weeks.

 

That said, our smaller caseloads and hands-on approach often mean we can move faster — especially when delays crop up.

 

We stay proactive, keeping your move on track and your stress levels low.

 

(For context, the current UK industry average is closer to 12–16 weeks.)

What will I need to provide when selling a property?

Here’s a quick guide to the key documents we’ll need from you:

  • TA6 Property Information Form – details about the property, including things like boundary responsibilities, planning notices, and utility locations
  • TA10 Fittings and Contents Form – confirms what will be included in the sale (e.g. carpets, curtain poles)
  • Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) – shows the energy efficiency rating of the property
  • Guarantees & Warranties – including new build warranties (if applicable)
  • Indemnity Insurance – where relevant
  • Recent Safety Checks – e.g. gas and electrical system certificates
  • Planning Permission & Building Regulations – for any works carried out in the last 10 years

Don’t worry — we’ll guide you through every form and requirement, step by step.

What will I need to provide when selling a property?

Here’s a quick guide to the key documents we’ll need from you:

  • TA6 Property Information Form – details about the property, including things like boundary responsibilities, planning notices, and utility locations
  • TA10 Fittings and Contents Form – confirms what will be included in the sale (e.g. carpets, curtain poles)
  • Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) – shows the energy efficiency rating of the property
  • Guarantees & Warranties – including new build warranties (if applicable)
  • Indemnity Insurance – where relevant
  • Recent Safety Checks – e.g. gas and electrical system certificates
  • Planning Permission & Building Regulations – for any works carried out in the last 10 years

Don’t worry — we’ll guide you through every form and requirement, step by step.