Conveyancing ยท Glasgow & Greater Glasgow

Conveyancing Solicitors Glasgow

We handle the legal side of buying and selling property – from offer to keys, clearly and without jargon.

Clear fees agreed upfront

What we handle

Conveyancing services in Glasgow

Buying a home

Offers, missives, title checks and settlement – handled personally, with first-time buyers walked through every step.

Buying a house in Scotland

Selling a home

Sale contract, purchaser enquiries and mortgage discharge – with title issues resolved before they cause delays.

Selling a house in Scotland

Remortgaging

Switching lender or releasing equity, managed to your lender’s timescales with no chasing needed from you.

Remortgage solicitors

Transfer of title

Adding or removing a name on the deeds, or family transfers – done cleanly, with LBTT implications flagged first.

Transfer of title

Property law in Scotland, handled properly

Scottish conveyancing has its own rules and its own pitfalls – missives, home reports, LBTT, standard securities. Fortunately, our conveyancing solicitors deal with them every day, acting for buyers and sellers across Glasgow and Greater Glasgow.

In other words, you get a named solicitor who handles your transaction personally, answers your calls, and tells you what is actually happening. As a result, you are never just a case number in a call centre queue.

Why choose our conveyancing solicitors in Glasgow

  • A named solicitor, start to finish – one person owns your transaction.
  • Clear fees agreed upfront – no surprises at settlement.
  • Local knowledge – three offices, and we know the local market and its quirks.
  • Speed where it counts – same-day responses wherever we can.

How it works

Buying a home in Scotland, step by step

Offer and negotiation

First, we note your interest, advise on the home report, and submit your offer. If it goes to a closing date, we also help you pitch it right.

Missives and checks

Next, we negotiate the contract, examine the title, run searches, and deal with your lender’s requirements.

Settlement and keys

Finally, funds move, the title transfers, and we deal with LBTT and registration. Then you collect the keys.

Common questions

Conveyancing FAQs

A straightforward purchase typically takes 6 to 8 weeks from an accepted offer to settlement, though it can be quicker or slower depending on the chain, the lender and the title. Either way, we will give you a realistic timescale at the start and update you if anything changes.

Fees depend on the property price and the complexity of the transaction. However, we agree our fee with you upfront before you instruct us, alongside a clear breakdown of outlays such as searches, registration dues and LBTT. There are no hidden extras at settlement.

In practice, yes. In Scotland only a solicitor can submit a formal offer and conclude missives, and your mortgage lender will require a solicitor to act in the transaction. Getting a solicitor involved before you offer also protects you from committing to a problem property.

Missives are the formal letters exchanged between the buyer’s and seller’s solicitors that together form the contract of sale. Once missives are concluded, both parties are legally bound. Because of that, we negotiate the terms to protect your position before anything becomes binding.

Land and Buildings Transaction Tax is Scotland’s equivalent of stamp duty. Whether you pay, and how much, depends on the purchase price and your circumstances, including first-time buyer relief and the additional dwelling supplement. In short, we calculate it for you and submit the return as part of the transaction.

Yes, and in fact it usually works better that way. That is because one solicitor coordinating both transactions keeps settlement dates aligned and stops you being caught between two chains that do not talk to each other.

Moving home? Let’s get started.

We will tell you where you stand. Tell us about the property and we will give you a clear quote, a realistic timeline, and a named solicitor who will see it through.

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