Why not instruct an online conveyancing solicitor through CMS today. Our helpful and friendly staff will give you full contact details of your chosen online conveyancing firm immediately. Then you can relax as CMS will keep you fully informed of your shared equity transfer throughout.

CMS provide you with a cheap fixed fee transparent conveyancing legal property quote that is easy to understand. All legal disbursements are listed and the total price for the equity conveyancing plus disbursements is added up for you. Thus you know exactly what go are going to pay. You will receive a selection of our best three competitive quotes including a local one.

CMS constantly monitor other online conveyancing and transfer of equity websites. We have found that the majority advertising unrealistically low fees from £120 or less charge extra for many items listed above (which CMS include for free). In particular most of them charge extra if you are obtaining a mortgage and this together with other extras can increase their quote by up to £200.

Conveyancing is the legal process that transfers shared equity or property from one owner to another. Your online conveyancing will be carried out by online conveyancing property solicitors specialist employed by one of the CMS panel solicitors/ licensed conveyancer. All of our panel firms are approved for shared equity transfer and regularly checked by CMS. All firms are members of the Law Society or Council for Licensed Conveyancers (you will find their contact details in our Links section) and all carry at least £1,000,000 worth of indemnity insurance for the protection of their clients.

All of our fully qualified online conveyancing solicitors who undertake legal shared transfer sign a legal agreement to abide by the equity quotes we provide, not to charge "hidden extras" and also to provide the level of service published in our Service Charter - which you will find in the left hand menu. In a nutshell good conveyancing transfer solicitors will be qualified, experienced, pro-active and IT literate.

From 25.3.10 until 25.3.12 First Time Buyers buying a property at less than £250,000 will be exempt from stamp duty. Please note that your quote will still display and include the stamp duty BUT if you are a first time buyer then stamp duty will not be charged. If you are buying a property in excess of £1,000,000 the stamp duty rate will increase to 5% for all property purchases completed after 6th April 2011.