If you own a leasehold property, you might wonder whether you can eventually have more control over the building rather than continuing to deal with the freeholder. In some circumstances, leaseholders have a legal right to collectively buy the freehold of their...
Property Solicitor Advice
Can You Sell a House With a Neighbour Dispute?
Having a disagreement with a neighbour can be stressful enough without worrying about how it might affect your plans to move home. Whether the dispute is over a boundary, access, noise or damage, the good news is that it won’t automatically prevent you from selling...
Can You Change Conveyancing Solicitors During a Property Transaction?
Buying or selling a property is a significant legal and financial commitment, so choosing the right solicitor is incredibly important. Your conveyancing solicitor is responsible for managing the legal side of the transaction, keeping you informed throughout and...
Do You Need a Solicitor for a Bridging Loan?
Bridging loans are designed to provide short-term finance, often helping borrowers complete a property transaction much quicker than traditional mortgages. They can be used in a range of situations, such as purchasing a property at auction, completing a purchase...
Common Landlord and Tenant Disputes and How they Can Be Resolved
Landlord and tenant disputes can become very stressful very quickly. Whether you’re a landlord dealing with rent arrears or a tenant concerned about unlawful eviction, it can be difficult to know what to do next. In many cases, people wait longer than they should...
Can You Use the Same Solicitor for Buying and Selling a House?
Buying and selling a house at the same time can be a lot to manage. You will be dealing with estate agents, solicitors, mortgage lenders, surveyors, removal plans and paperwork, all while trying to keep your sale and purchase moving along. One question we’re often...
What Property Owners Should Know About Rights of Way and Access Disputes
A disagreement over access can quickly escalate. It might start with a blocked driveway, a neighbour using a shared route inappropriately, a gate being installed without agreement, or confusion over who is allowed to use a private road, and lead to a legal property...
Common Reasons Why House Purchases Fall Through and How Conveyancing Solicitors Can Help
Buying or selling a home can be incredibly stressful, especially when unexpected issues arise. A seller might have an offer accepted, and a buyer might have their mortgage agreed in principle, but things can still go wrong during the conveyancing process. If a survey...
What is Shared Ownership and is it Right for You?
At Ubique Legal, we understand that getting on the property ladder can feel like an impossible task, especially in today's property market. With rising house prices, many first-time buyers are exploring alternative ways to get their own home. One option worth...
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