Residential Property Conveyancing News & Insight

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13th January 2026

Understanding the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 - What It Means for Homebuyers and Sellers

At Thomas Flavell & Sons, we know that moving home is a hugely important event in our clients’ lives. Whether you’re taking your first step on the property ladder or releasing equity from your existing home, legal clarity is key.

Read article by Lydia Sorrenson

New Year, New Home: Why January is the Perfect Time to Make a Move

January is all about fresh starts. As the decorations come down and routines return, many people start thinking about what they want the year ahead to look like, and for some, that includes a change of home.

Read article by Sarah Workman

5th January 2026

Living with Chronic Pain: The Difference a Caring Workplace Makes

Living with a chronic pain condition is a quiet kind of resilience. It’s not always visible, and it doesn’t come with a cast or crutches. It’s the kind of challenge that sits in the background of everyday life, persistent and often unpredictable

Read article by Sarah Workman

27th November 2025

Out With The Old and In With The New - Changes Coming to the Property Information Form (TA6)

If you're selling a property, you'll likely come across the Property Information Form (TA6), a key document completed by sellers and sent to the buyer’s solicitor with a Contract Pack early in the conveyancing process.

Read article by Leah Leach

29th October 2025

Gaining Real-World Legal Experience: How Thomas Flavell & Sons Helped Shape My Career Ambitions

Having a keen interest in a career in law and in commercial property, I was ambitious to gain hands-on legal experience and apply my legal knowledge in professional practice.

Read article by Memphis Dixon

29th October 2025

From Charm to Challenge: Conveyancing for Listed Properties

Listed buildings come in all shapes and sizes in the United Kingdom. From the brutalist architecture of Battersea Power Station to the regency of Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, CILEX Advanced Paralegal Mark Hardy looks at the challenges.

Read article by Mark Hardy

12th September 2025

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

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