You don’t always need to consult a conveyancer if you’re remortgaging, but there are a few instances where you will need to. For instance, if you’re looking to remortgage with a new lender or want to remove or add someone to a current mortgage, then a conveyancer can help you navigate the legal aspects of these changes. However, if you remortgage with your current lender by moving to a new rate or deal, it's considered a product transfer which requires no additional legal work.