Can I occupy my new house before the completion date?
In most residential conveyancing transactions, the buyer will not expect to take up occupation of the property they are is
I am an Associate solicitor dealing with residential property work in our North Herts office. I qualified as a solicitor in 2008.
I have lived locally in Royston since 2010 and prior to that in South Cambridgeshire for a number of years. I am very much part of the local community in Royston and I believe my local knowledge proves extremely useful when dealing with conveyancing transactions in the area. I have built strong links with estate agents in Royston, having joined the Royston office from our Cambridge office in 2016. These links can help to progress matters in a timely and satisfactory fashion during a sale, purchase or mortgage transaction.
My team and I in the North Herts office work very closely together on all transactions and pride ourselves on delivering a friendly, personal and professional service to our clients. We work closely with our colleagues in other fields such as the private client and family teams to ensure that our clients receive advice specific to their individual needs.
Tee are very informative, clear instructions and a very fast result. A pleasure to work with. Highly recommend
Tees is a member of the Conveyancing Quality Scheme which is a recognised quality standard for conveyancers maintained by The Law Society.
I am also a member of the Equity Release Council.
In most residential conveyancing transactions, the buyer will not expect to take up occupation of the property they are is
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