Residential conveyancing
If you ask people whether they have ever encountered a solicitor many of them will talk about the last time they moved house. Sadly a lot of them will also tell you how awful that solicitor was; taking too long to do anything and failing to keep them informed. This is not surprising; far too many solicitors firms regard conveyancing as a paper pushing process to be followed by large teams of inexperienced, unqualified and often nameless staff.
Our clients get a personal service from lawyers they meet and trust. Jonathan Mathers is “Suffolk born and bred”, he has years of experience in the local housing market and is recommended by local agents and other professionals. We also act for buy to let investors, deal with re mortgages and equity release schemes and leasehold properties.
Our clients come back to us time and time again and recommend us to their friends. Why? Because our lawyers provide an efficient, personal, service. They treat their clients as individuals and make sure that clients know what is happening at all times. We know that our reputation depends on every single one of our clients being pleased with the service we give them, and we act accordingly.
In 2011 we gained the Conveyancing Quality Scheme Accreditation from the Law Society. This scheme has been introduced to provide a recognised quality standard for residential conveyancing practices. Gaining this accreditation confirms to our prospective clients that the service we provide has been independently examined and found to be completely aligned with the Conveyance Quality Scheme values.
Principal contacts
Jonathan Mathers
Tim Fox
Ansa Khan
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"Thank you very much for your assistance and the work that you have done in relation to this sale. I have been very impressed with your efficiency and will be pleased to recommend you should the opportunity arise."