Is it possible for executors to enter into a contract to sell a property before obtaining a grant of probate?

Given probate delays and the need for quick property sales, executors are asking if they should exchange contracts on property which forms part of the deceased estate before probate is granted. This blog explores this further.

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Why is it taking so long? An insight into Leasehold Delays in Property Transactions

In Conveyancing transactions, the presence of leasehold properties can introduce an additional level of intricacy, potentially causing delays. This blog explains the possible challenges linked to leasehold transactions.

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7th December 2023

Welcoming Pardeep Kandola to the Thomas Flavell and Sons team

Thomas Flavell and Sons are delighted to welcome Pardeep Kandola to the team as our newest Associate Solicitor.

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1st December 2023

Hauntingly Good Reasons to Choose us for Your Conveyancing Needs This Halloween!

Halloween is here, and while you might be thinking about costumes and candy, you should also consider the spooky world of real estate transactions.

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31st October 2023

The Risk of Booking Removals Prior to Exchange of Contracts

While it's tempting to lock in removals based on tentative dates, it's best to wait until contracts are exchanged to avoid losing your deposit if delays arise. In this blog, Conveyancing Executive Kelly Tonge explores this further.

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5th October 2023

Is Technology the Future for Conveyancing?

Is it fair to claim that most individuals often find the conveyancing process to be consistently difficult? In this blog, Conveyancing Executive Kelly Roberts explores how technology is paving the way for a bright future in the world of conveyancing.

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30th August 2023

Moving house? Don't forget to update your Will.

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