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Conveyancing

Connecting You With the Right Solicitors

A successful property transaction relies on meticulous legal guidance delivered with precision and efficiency. Durden & Hunt introduces clients to trusted, experienced property solicitors who provide clear, proactive advice throughout the conveyancing process. From drafting and reviewing contracts to managing searches, enquiries and completion, every legal detail is handled with care and diligence.

Our established relationships with respected legal professionals help ensure communication remains seamless and timelines are managed effectively, reducing uncertainty and maintaining momentum from offer to completion.

Whether buying, selling, letting or investing, we ensure you are supported by the right legal expertise at every stage.

Here's What You Can Expect From the Conveyancing Process

Offer Accepted & Instructing Solicitors

After offer acceptance, the property is marked SSTC, a Memorandum of Sale issued and both parties appoint solicitors.

Draft Contract & Seller's Paperwork

Buyer’s solicitor sends a client care letter, completes ID and AML checks, requests search funds, and obtains the draft contract. Seller’s solicitor issues the contract pack, title documents and property forms (TA6, TA10, TA7 if leasehold).

Searches & Enquiries

Your solicitor orders searches, reviews the draft contract and checks your mortgage offer. They raise enquiries about boundaries, guarantees, planning and search issues. Once satisfied, they report on title, explain the contract, arrange signatures and request the deposit before exchange.

Exchange of Contracts

Contracts are formally exchanged between solicitors, deposit is transferred and completion date is fixed.

Completion Day

On completion day, funds transfer to the seller’s solicitor, keys are released and you can move in.

Modern two-storey house with mansard roof, multiple dormer windows, black garage doors, and paved driveway flanked by manicured topiary and lawns
Row of three terraced houses with white and cream rendered walls, black and white timber framing, slate tile roofs, and bay windows. Centre house has black door with yellow surround, right house has brown door. Paved front gardens with potted plants.
Modern white house with black-framed gable windows, dark front door, and wide stone steps leading to entrance, surrounded by landscaped gardens and trees

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