The official definition of the term conveyancing or conveyance is the act of transferring a property title from one person to another.

The process of conveyancing involves the drawing of deeds with regard to a property transfer and the legal execution of such a transfer. Conveyancing
can also include the sale or purchase of land.

At FreeConveyancingQuotes.co.uk we provide a free, no obligation conveyancing quote based on the information you provide. Because the legal fees for conveyancing are largely dependant on the value of the property you wish to purchase or sell, an online quotation can be easily provided.

The conveyancing process cannot start until offers on a property have been accepted and details of both parties solicitors details have been exchanged. Because of this it is important to instruct your conveyancing solicitor well before you make or accept an offer on a property.

Although in the past buyers and sellers waited until they had secured a buyer or found a property to buy before instructing a solicitor, there is now no reason
not to instruct a solicitor as soon as you consider selling or buying.