Residential Conveyancing
Moving house can be difficult but we try to make your move easier. Our proactive residential property conveyancers aim to reduce your stresses by efficiently handling the conveyancing process and providing an excellent level of service.
We were one of the first practices in the country to secure membership of the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) which is the mark of quality for the home buying process.
Our specialists can help you:
Buy or sell your property, whether it is freehold or leasehold.
Purchase the freehold of your house
Extend the lease of you apartment or maisonette
Remortgage your property
Enter into an option agreement with a developer
Prices
Our pricing for the sale of a Freehold Residential Property
Our pricing for the sale of a Leasehold Residential Property
Our pricing for the purchase of a Freehold Residential Property
Our pricing for the purchase of a Leasehold Residential Property
Our pricing for the re-mortgage of Residential or Leasehold Property
We are here to answer these types of questions:
Do you deal with leaseholds?
Do you deal with lease extensions?
Will I have to pay higher rate stamp duty?
Is your fee fixed?
Who's available to help?
Tim Langford LLB (Hons)
Head of Residential Property Department
Tim understands that moving house can be difficult and takes a proactive approach to reduce his clients’ anxiety by efficiently handling the conveyancing process. Tim is very pleased that the firm’s high quality of service was recognised when we became one of the first practices in the country to secure membership to the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS), which is the mark of excellence for the home buying process.
Tim also has considerable experience in dealing with lease extensions for both landlords and tenants as well as acting for clients who wish to sell or purchase land for development.
Tim Langford started his training with Wallace Robinson & Morgan in 1990, qualifying as a Solicitor in 1992. He has been a partner since 1996 and is now a director of the firm and head of the Residential Property Department.
When not at work he enjoys watching all sports and spending time with his family which often involves watching his sons playing a variety of sports!
As a season ticket holder at Birmingham City, he must have a sense of humour and is able to take any stresses of the conveyancing process in his stride.
He plays league tennis at the local gym, reluctantly accepting he’s not going to be turning pro.
He enjoys going to concerts and has had some great experiences including an intimate gig by Natalie Imbruglia and having his glasses broken during some exuberant moshing watching Feeder! He has also developed a passion for live comedy and has particularly enjoyed Katherine Ryan and Ross Noble, with David Baddiel’s one-man show being one of the most extraordinary and entertaining performances he has ever seen.
Katherine Stratton LLB (Hons)
Assistant Solicitor Residential and Commercial Property
Katherine has experience in a broad array of property disciplines and spends her working day dealing with all aspects of commercial property work including acquisitions and disposals, landlord and tenant and secured lending. Alongside this she deals with all things relating to residential property including freehold and leasehold sales and purchases, re-mortgages and lease extensions.
Katherine undertook her training contract at a Bournemouth firm having graduated from Bournemouth University with a 2:1 Law degree and achieved a Distinction in her LPC and Masters at the University of Law in Birmingham. She then qualified into commercial property in August 2019 having had over 4 years property experience.
Away from work she is a keen albeit slow runner and enjoys being outdoors as much as possible to appreciate the hidden Birmingham beauty spots.
Michelle Layton LLB (Hons)
Legal Executive Residential Conveyancing
Michelle is an accredited member of the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) ss
Michelle qualified as a Licenced Conveyancer in 2008 after many years’ experience in conveyancing with other legal firms in the West Midlands area, she joined Wallace Robinson & Morgan in July 2016
Michelle enjoys sports and in particular running, and has participated in several half marathons and some full marathons. She also enjoys travelling, going to the cinema and socialising with family and friends.
Heidi Ryder
Paralegal
Heidi started at Wallace Robinson in 2004 as a Legal Secretary and is now a Paralegal within the Residential Property Department. She gained considerable experience and knowledge in supporting the Residential Property team as a Legal Secretary. As she was keen to develop her career in conveyancing, Heidi started her training to become a Legal Executive in 2015. She is currently working towards the Level 3 Professional Diploma in Law and Practice with the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEx), and will then complete her studies with the Level 6 Professional Higher Diploma in Law & Practice. She provides paralegal assistance to one of the Senior Partners and manages a freehold portfolio of sales. Heidi supports the other members of the firm’s Residential Property Department when required.
Heidi enjoys keeping fit and goes to the gym, when she is not studying and looking after a busy family life! She regularly takes part in Race for Life for Cancer Research and tries to take part in a charity event each year. She enjoys going to the cinema, spending time with family and socialising with friends.
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