Property & Conveyancing Solicitors

The property law department at Jones Whyte offers a range of services to clients, including:

• Buying and selling property: The firm can help clients navigate the process of buying or selling a property, including preparing and reviewing legal documents, conducting searches, and coordinating with other parties involved in the transaction.
• Equity release: we offer guidance and assistance to clients who are considering obtaining an equity release product. Equity release refers to a financial product that allows homeowners to access the equity (or value) in their homes without having to sell the property. There are several types of equity release products available, including reverse mortgages, home reversion plans, and lifetime mortgages.
• Leasing and renting property: The firm can assist clients with the legal aspects of leasing or renting property, including drafting and reviewing leases and rental agreements.
• Commercial property conveyancing Scotland: we can provide legal advice on the process of transferring ownership of commercial property. We can assist with preparing and reviewing legal documents, conducting searches, and coordinating with other parties involved in the transaction.
• First-time buyers: Jones Whyte specialises in working with first-time home buyers and can help provide guidance on all aspects of the first-time buyer conveyancing process.
• Mortgage discharge: A mortgage discharge typically occurs when a borrower has paid off their mortgage in full and the lender agrees to release the borrower from their obligations under the mortgage.
• Title transfers: Jones Whyte offers guidance and assistance to individuals or organisations who are involved in the process of transferring ownership of a property from one person or entity to another. Title transfer is an important legal process that involves preparing and reviewing legal documents, conducting searches, and coordinating with other parties involved in the transaction.

When seeking assistance with property matters, including the intricacies of conveyancing in Scotland, it’s imperative to connect with highly experienced property lawyers who are professionals in all aspects of property law and conveyancing. You can relax in the knowledge that your legal property needs are being taken care of promptly and efficiently. Jones Whyte property lawyers have a thorough understanding of the laws and regulations that apply to property ownership and conveyancing in Scotland.

Our property lawyers provide clear and accurate information to our clients and we always respond to our client’s questions and concerns in a timely and professional manner.

Contact our Property Law team for advice and information on any aspects of property law, commercial or residential conveyancing, equity release, new build conveyancing, and more. Do not hesitate to reach out to our specialised and dedicated Conveyancing Lawyer team, who are on hand to help, contact us at 0800 292 2034 or via the contact form below.

Why Do I Need A Property Lawyer?

There are several reasons why you may want to instruct one of our skilled property solicitors when buying or selling a property. Our property solicitors specialise in all legal aspects of owning, using, and transferring residential and other types of property. Here are a few reasons why you may need a property solicitor:

1. To prepare and review legal documents: Property solicitors can help you prepare and review the legal documents that are involved in buying or selling a property, such as a sale or purchase agreement, the transfer of ownership deed, and any mortgage or loan documents.
2. To conduct searches: Property solicitors expertly undertake property searches to ensure that there are no hidden legal issues or liabilities that could affect your ability to own or sell the property.
3. To coordinate with other parties: A property solicitor can help coordinate with other parties involved in the transaction, including banks, lenders, and real estate agents, to ensure that the process goes smoothly.
4. To provide legal advice: A property solicitor can provide legal advice and guidance on the legal and practical aspects of buying or selling a property, including the tax implications of the transaction.

Overall, instructing Jones Whyte will ensure that the process of buying or selling a property goes smoothly and that your rights and interests are protected.

Our team of property solicitors have the knowledge and experience to provide high-quality legal services to clients who are buying or selling a home. Our property team is confident in the knowledge that we provide the best possible representation for our clients.

At Jones Whyte, we pride ourselves on being responsive and communicative and keeping our clients fully informed throughout the process. We offer a high level of service and a personalised client experience, our team helps make the process of buying or selling a home in Scotland as smooth and stress-free as possible for our clients.