Hassle-free home moves with expert residential conveyancing solicitors

Moving home is one of the most stressful things you can do. Our residential conveyancing solicitors work hard to take as much of that stress off you as possible.

We offer a streamlined approach to all the legal and financial matters involved when buying or selling a home in Northern Ireland. Working diligently to deal with complex issues surrounding your move, we’ll help you to make a quick, cost-effective and easy move.

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How our residential property solicitors help you

We take a thorough and careful approach to every aspect of residential conveyancing. Drawing on our extensive residential conveyancing in Northern Ireland, we will provide the legal support you need when:

Buying a home

Get expert legal advice on buying a new home. Our residential conveyancing solicitors will guide you through the entire process, with a focus on a stress-free house move and quickly addressing any issues that arise along the way.

Selling a home

Let us handle everything while you prepare for your next move. We will liaise with the buyer’s solicitor to help your house sale proceed smoothly and without unnecessary delay. We always take the utmost care to protect your legal and financial interests.

Selling land

Secure the best value and avoid any future complications by instructing our residential conveyancing solicitors to help you sell land. We’ll handle issues around access, boundaries, planning permission and other legal considerations.

Co-Ownership purchases

Are you buying a home through Co-Ownership in Northern Ireland? Our residential property solicitors have helped many people get on the property ladder this way. We will guide you through the additional complexities of buying a home with shared ownership.

Transfer of equity

When personal circumstances mean you want to transfer equity or transfer properties to someone else, we will help you to achieve that precisely and legally. Our transfer of equity solicitors handle everything professionally, sensitively and promptly.

Mortgage vacate

If you’ve paid off your mortgage, we will liaise with your lender and the Land Registry to remove the mortgage from the title deeds. Our mortgage vacate solicitors ensure the property is legally yours and your bank or building society no longer has any claim to it.

Remortgaging a home

Whether you’re moving mortgage lenders to get a better deal, borrowing more money or remortgaging after a change in your personal circumstances, our remortgage conveyancing services protect your interests. Our experienced remortgage solicitors liaise with banks and building societies to handle everything for you.

Why choose H McPartland & Sons as your residential conveyancing solicitors?

Whether you’re buying your first home or climbing the next rung on the property ladder, our expert residential property solicitors are on hand to support you.

We’ve been helping people with residential conveyancing in Lurgan, Lisburn and the surrounding areas since 1949. In those decades, we’ve built a wealth of local knowledge and established relationships with estate agents in the area.

Combined with our legal expertise, all of that experience puts us in a strong position to help you complete your house move with minimal stress. We make sure you understand each stage of the residential conveyancing process, while taking care of all the complexities on your behalf to keep the process moving forward.

We offer a free consultation so you can talk to our conveyancing solicitors about your circumstances with no obligation to proceed. Visit us at your offices in Lurgan or Lisburn, which both have car parking. Alternatively, we’re happy to arrange a home visit or phone consultation, if that’s easier for you.

Residential property conveyancing in Northern Ireland

Residential property conveyancing in Northern Ireland covers a wide range of different services and requirements. Some of the steps our conveyancing solicitors may take to protect your best interests include:

• Liaising with your estate agent
• Checking right-of-way and boundary issues
• Checking planning permission and building control issues
• Drawing up contracts and deeds
• Organising your stamp duty
• Redeeming your existing mortgage and registering a new mortgage
• Registering a property
• Securing indemnity insurance
• Settling pre-contract enquiries
• Undertaking a home buyer’s survey