If you’re remortgaging with a new lender then you’ll probably need a solicitor to do your paperwork.
‍If you’re staying with your current lender and just borrowing more money or getting a different deal, then you probably won’t need a solicitor.
‍It can be tricky to know whether to stick with your current lender or switch, which is where your mortgage advisor comes in! They’ll look at your options and let you know whether it’s cheaper to move to another lender or stay put.