Property Law
For all people buying or selling, either a residential or commercial property, our property law experts will give you the advice you need and guide you through the whole process.
Property Law
For all people buying or selling, either a
residential or commercial property, our
property law experts will give you the
advice you need and guide you through
the whole process.
Residential Conveyancing
Whether you are a first-time buyer or looking to sell your home, the process of residential conveyancing (the legal transfer of ownership of a property from one person to another) can be a daunting one. Once your offer has been accepted on a house, or you have accepted an offer on your own home, it is time to consult with a solicitor.
As your residential conveyancing solicitor, we work through all the necessary legal hurdles and documentation as quickly as possible, without large fees or charges.
How our Conveyancing Solicitors Can Help
At Hunt Solicitors we offer some of the most competitive solicitor fees for house buyers and sellers. We know that moving house can be a stressful time and therefore we aim to provide you with all the support and expertise necessary to make matters as straight-forward as possible and free up time to deal with other important matters.
Joanne Higgins, head of the property law department at Hunt Solicitors, oversees all the Residential Conveyancing work at the firm and will ensure you always receive knowledgeable and up-to-the-minute expert advice.
Added to this, we use the latest case management software to allow us to progress your case as quickly as possible – something which our clients are ever-grateful for. Hunt Solicitors is also a member of all the major mortgage lending panels.
At Hunt Solicitors we will endeavour to:
- Provide you with an accurate estimation of any conveyancing fees, with no hidden charges.
- Explain the key processes clearly, in jargon-free language.
- Promptly deal with all conveyancing matters – including enquiries and searches and drafting contracts.
- Keep in close contact with you throughout the process.
Residential Conveyancing
Whether you are a first-time buyer or looking to sell your home, the process of residential conveyancing (the legal transfer of ownership of a property from one person to another) can be a daunting one. Once your offer has been accepted on a house, or you have accepted an offer on your own home, it is time to consult with a solicitor.
As your residential conveyancing solicitor, we work through all the necessary legal hurdles and documentation as quickly as possible, without large fees or charges.
How our Conveyancing Solicitors Can Help
At Hunt Solicitors we offer some of the most competitive solicitor fees for house buyers and sellers. We know that moving house can be a stressful time and therefore we aim to provide you with all the support and expertise necessary to make matters as straight-forward as possible and free up time to deal with other important matters.
Joanne Higgins, head of the property law department at Hunt Solicitors, oversees all the Residential Conveyancing work at the firm and will ensure you always receive knowledgeable and up-to-the-minute expert advice.
Added to this, we use the latest case management software to allow us to progress your case as quickly as possible – something which our clients are ever-grateful for. Hunt Solicitors is also a member of all the major mortgage lending panels.
At Hunt Solicitors we will endeavour to:
- Provide you with an accurate estimation of any conveyancing fees, with no hidden charges.
- Explain the key processes clearly, in jargon-free language.
- Promptly deal with all conveyancing matters – including enquiries and searches and drafting contracts.
- Keep in close contact with you throughout the process.
Commercial Conveyancing
When buying, selling or leasing business premises, there are many potential legal risks to be aware of. The process of transferring the legal ownership of land, buildings, or property used for business purposes from one legal entity to another is defined as commercial conveyancing.
Understandably, commercial conveyancing can be a complex process to navigate through and there are many issues to consider. Careful management and proper legal guidance from experienced solicitors are essential if you are to avoid costly legal penalties and set-backs.
We ensure you avoid any of the large potential charges involved with conveyancing.
How Can We Help?
Hunt Solicitors is here to make the process more manageable and to limit the risk associated with business acquisitions or disposals. We work with a whole range of businesses to handle their commercial conveyancing needs quickly and efficiently and understand the importance of working to deadlines to ensure you can get back to your day-to-day business operations with no massive solicitor conveyancing fees.
Hunt Solicitors covers all the main Commercial Conveyancing areas, including:
- Commercial leases including offices, shops, industrial units, pubs Landlord & Tenant advice
- Freehold and Leasehold sales and purchases
- Planning and development
- Portfolio and Investment acquisitions and disposals
- Site acquisitions and development
Commercial Conveyancing
When buying, selling or leasing business premises there are many potential legal risks to be aware of. The process of transferring the legal ownership of land, buildings, or property used for business purposes from one legal entity to another is defined as commercial conveyancing.
Understandably, commercial conveyancing can be a complex process to navigate through and there are many issues to consider. Careful management and proper legal guidance from experienced solicitors are essential if you are to avoid costly legal penalties and set-backs.
We ensure you avoid any of the large potential charges involved with conveyancing.
How Can We Help?
Hunt Solicitors is here to make the process more manageable and to limit the risk associated with business acquisitions or disposals. We work with a whole range of businesses to handle their commercial conveyancing needs quickly and efficiently and understand the importance of working to deadlines to ensure you can get back to your day-to-day business operations with no massive solicitor conveyancing fees.
Hunt Solicitors covers all the main Commercial Conveyancing areas, including:
- Commercial leases including offices, shops, industrial units, pubs Landlord & Tenant advice
- Freehold and Leasehold sales and purchases
- Planning and development
- Portfolio and Investment acquisitions and disposals
- Site acquisitions and development
Client Testimonial
“My family have used Hunt Solicitors for over 20 years in all areas of legal advice and couldn’t recommend them highly enough. Highly professional and all phone calls and emails are answered promptly.”
FAQS
Frequently asked questions
1. What services does Hunt Solicitors provide in property law?
Hunt Solicitors offers a comprehensive range of property law services, including residential and commercial conveyancing, lease agreements, property disputes, landlord and tenant issues, and property development. Whether you are buying or selling a property, leasing a commercial space, or dealing with a legal dispute, our team has the expertise to guide you through the complexities of property law in Northern Ireland.
2. What is the process for buying or selling a property in Northern Ireland?
The process of buying or selling a property in Northern Ireland typically involves several key steps:
- Initial agreement: Once an offer is accepted, the buyer’s solicitor requests the title deeds from the seller’s solicitor.
- Searches and surveys: The buyer’s solicitor conducts property searches and the buyer arranges for a survey.
- Contract: Both parties review and agree on the contract terms.
- Exchange of contracts: The buyer pays a deposit, and the contract becomes legally binding.
- Completion: The remaining balance is paid, and ownership is transferred. Hunt Solicitors will manage every aspect of this process, ensuring a smooth and efficient transaction from start to finish.
3. Do I need a solicitor for a property transaction in Northern Ireland?
Yes, it is highly advisable to engage a solicitor for any property transaction in Northern Ireland. A solicitor ensures that all legal aspects of the transaction are properly handled, including conducting property searches, reviewing contracts, and managing the transfer of funds. At Hunt Solicitors, we provide expert guidance throughout the process, protecting your interests and ensuring that the transaction complies with Northern Ireland property laws.
4. What is stamp duty, and how is it calculated in Northern Ireland?
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is a tax payable on the purchase of property in Northern Ireland. The amount of SDLT you pay depends on the purchase price of the property and whether you are a first-time buyer or purchasing an additional property. The rates are tiered, meaning you pay different rates on different portions of the property price. Hunt Solicitors will calculate the SDLT applicable to your transaction and ensure that it is paid correctly and on time.
5. What should I do if I am involved in a property dispute?
Property disputes can arise for various reasons, including boundary issues, disputes between landlords and tenants, or disagreements over property ownership. If you find yourself involved in a property dispute, it’s important to seek legal advice as soon as possible. Hunt Solicitors can assist you in resolving the dispute through negotiation, mediation, or, if necessary, litigation. We will work to achieve a fair and timely resolution, protecting your rights and interests throughout the process.
These FAQs should help potential clients understand the key aspects of property law services provided by Hunt Solicitors and the legal landscape in Northern Ireland.
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Our Property Law Specialists
When it comes to property law, we have a highly experienced team who are always ready to give you the guidance you need.