Residential Property Conveyancing News & Insight

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13th August 2026

The Role of AI and Digital Technology in Conveyancing

From mobile apps to AI-powered systems, technology is reshaping the way conveyancing is delivered. Leah Leach shares her thoughts on how these developments are enhancing efficiency while keeping people at the heart of the process.

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A Week in Practice: My Work Experience at Thomas Flavell & Sons

Last week, we welcomed third-year De Montfort University Law student Jerald Raji to our Hinckley office for a week of work experience. He has written a short blog about his week with us.

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11th August 2026

Four Decades of Conveyancing: How the Profession Has Changed – and Why Experience Still Matters

2026 is quite a big year for Conveyancing Executive Lyn Parsons, she celebrates 40 years of marriage as well as 40 years of working in conveyancing. In this blog Lyn shows us how much has changed in conveyancing over this time. Congratulations Lyn!

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29th July 2026

Why Does My Conveyancer Keep Asking for More Documents?

“I’ve already sent my passport three times.” - “Why do you need another bank statement?” - “Surely you’ve got enough paperwork from me by now?” - If you’ve ever bought or sold a property, there’s a good chance you’ve found yourself asking one of these questions.

Read article by Kim Mannion

16th June 2026

Questions to Ask Before Choosing a Conveyancer

Choosing the right conveyancer can make the difference between a smooth property transaction and a stressful one. Conveyancing Executive Lara Garratt has put together some key questions to ask a potential conveyancer so you can select the most suitable person for the matter.

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8th June 2026

Landlords Take Note: New Information Sheet Deadline Could Cost You £7,000

In light of the profound changes affecting the residential letting market from 1 May 2026, the government has published an Information Sheet that landlords must provide to tenants by 31 May 2026, failing which they may face a fine of up to £7,000. Noel McNicholas explains.

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30th April 2026

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

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