A partner advocate protects your position in a property transaction — from checking the title to depositing the contract and completing the transfer.
Fees from
from €350 / case
Typical duration
completion ~1–2 months (transfer & clearances)
Delivered by
Partner, 30+ yrs
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Conveyancing & property law
The procedure, step by step
Title and encumbrance search at the Land Registry
Drafting or reviewing the sale / purchase contract
Negotiating terms and conditions
Depositing the contract at the Land Registry for protection
Coordinating payments, transfer fees and tax clearances
Completing the transfer of title
What to watch out for
Existing mortgages or memos on the title
Buying before the seller can give clean title
Missing tax clearances that block the transfer
Stamp duty and transfer-fee timing
Why professional guidance matters
Depositing the contract at the Land Registry protects your right to the property even before transfer. Getting this and the due diligence right is exactly where a lawyer earns their fee.
From our office — what has changed
Over the last ten years
Title-deed backlogs were tackled, contract deposit at the Land Registry became standard practice, and buyer protections strengthened.
In the last two years
Stamp-duty treatment was revised from 2026 and reduced-VAT rules for a primary residence remain limited by size and value — the partner confirms what applies to your purchase.
Prices shown are starting points and vary with the complexity, scope and specifics of each case. A precise, no-obligation quote is provided after an initial assessment.
