Conveyancing is a complex legal process that involves transferring property ownership from one party to another. As with any legal process, there are several things that can go wrong with conveyancing, potentially leading to costly and time-consuming problems.
Common issues that can arise during conveyancing include problems with the property title, disputes over boundaries or easements, issues with mortgage lending, or failure to disclose defects in the property. Other common issues include problems with leasehold or shared ownership properties, as well as delays caused by issues with searches or missing documentation.
It’s important to choose an experienced and qualified conveyancing solicitor who can help to identify and resolve any potential issues during the process, ensuring a smooth and stress-free transaction.