Property & Conveyancing Solicitor
Blanchardstown, Castleknock, Dublin City Centre
Property Law practice of Carmody Moran Property & Conveyancing Solicitor Dublin
If you’re looking for an experienced conveyancing solicitor in Dublin to buy a new house, by auction, secondhand, or new or you want to sell your house you have come to the right place. Or if you are wondering if and why you need a conveyancing solicitor let us tell you.
What is conveyancing?
It is the legal transfer of the Title Deeds of a property to another person. A legal document is drawn up by the conveyancing solicitor and then signed by the Vendor or Donor of the property to transfer their legal ownership in the property to the third party. The deed is then registered in the Registry of Deeds subject of payment to the payment of the registration fee.
What does a conveyancing solicitor do?
A conveyancing solicitor facilitates the transfer of property ownership by handling legal paperwork, conducting searches, drafting contracts, and ensuring that the sale or purchase complies with all legal regulations.
How much does a conveyancing solicitor cost?
A conveyancing solicitor typically costs between €1,000 to €2,000, depending on the solicitor’s experience, the property location, and whether it is a straightforward transaction or involves complex issues.
Please look to our conveyancing practice areas to find the solution for your particular need.
Buying a New Property >
Buying a Secondhand Property >
Selling & Buying at Same Time >
Why do you need a Conveyancing Solicitor?
The reason you need a conveyancing or mortgage solicitor in Dublin is that they are the only ones who can register the deed in the Registry. At Carmody Moran Conveyancing Solicitors Blanchardstown, Dublin, we are highly qualified when it comes to all of our practice areas. We can help you with your purchase or with selling the house and make sure everything goes through smoothly. If you would like to find out more about the specifics of the process that you will be going through feel free to check out our practice areas. If you have any further requests or queries on conveyancing in Blanchardstown, Dublin, or anywhere else in Ireland please reach out to our experts at Carmody Moran Solicitors.
Conveyancing & Conveyancing Solicitors Dublin, Ireland FAQS
What is a Conveyancing Solicitor?
A conveyancing solicitor is a legal professional who specialises in property law. They handle the legal aspects of buying, selling, transferring, or leasing property. In Dublin, conveyancing solicitors play a crucial role in the property transaction process.
Why do I need a Conveyancing Solicitor in Dublin?
While it’s possible to handle a property transaction yourself, it’s highly recommended to use a conveyancing solicitor. They have the expertise and knowledge to navigate the complex legal procedures involved, ensuring that the transaction is completed smoothly and efficiently. They can also protect your interests and provide valuable advice throughout the process.
What services do Conveyancing Solicitors in Dublin offer?
Conveyancing solicitors in Dublin offer a wide range of services, including:
Property purchase and sale
Assisting buyers and sellers with the legal aspects of property transactions.
Leases and tenancies
Drafting and reviewing lease agreements and handling tenancy disputes.
Mortgage advice
Providing guidance on mortgage options and the legal implications of obtaining a mortgage.
Land registration
Ensuring that property ownership is registered correctly.
Property disputes
Resolving property disputes and boundary issues.
How much does a Conveyancing Solicitor in Dublin cost?
The cost of a conveyancing solicitor in Dublin can vary depending on the complexity of the transaction and the solicitor’s fees. It’s generally a good idea to obtain quotes from several solicitors to compare their fees and services.
How do I find a good Conveyancing Solicitor in Dublin?
When choosing a conveyancing solicitor in Dublin, consider the following factors:
Experience
Look for a solicitor with experience in conveyancing and local property law.
Reputation
Check the solicitor’s reputation and read reviews from previous clients.
Professional membership
Ensure the solicitor is a member of a reputable professional body, such as the Law Society of Ireland.
Communication
Choose a solicitor who communicates effectively and keeps you informed throughout the process.
What is property conveyancing?
Property conveyancing is the legal process of transferring ownership of a property from the seller to the buyer, ensuring that all legal requirements and checks are fulfilled before the transaction is finalised.
What is conveyancing?
Conveyancing is the legal process involved in transferring property ownership from one party to another, which includes tasks like drafting contracts, performing property searches, and registering the change of ownership.
How much does a solicitor charge for conveyancing?
A solicitor typically charges between €1,000 to €2,000 for conveyancing services, with additional outlays and VAT possibly increasing the total cost.
Buying Property with a Conveyancing Solicitor in Dublin
Legal issues regarding
buying a new house or apartment from one of our highly experienced conveyancing solicitors in Blanchardstown.
Buying a Secondhand Property
Buying a secondhand property
can be more complex get help from our Property Solicitors in Dublin.
Buying Property by Auction
If you plan to buy by auction,
you need to be aware of pitfalls. Get tips on how to avoid these from our conveyancing or mortgage solicitors in Dublin.
Selling Property by Auction
Just like buying, selling by auction requires caution. Get some help from our property solicitors in Blanchardstown here.
Property Probate Sales
Dividing up the sale of a property after death can be hard, get help from our conveyancing solicitors in Blanchardstown here.
Selling & Buying at Same Time
If you are trading up or down, you should read this article by our conveyancing solicitor in Dublin.
Conveyancing Fees and Terms
Conveyancing Fees
Worked example of fees
for a €200,000 house purchase from the conveyancing solicitors at Carmody Moran.
Stamp Duty Ireland
Updated breakdown of stamp
duty rates from the property solicitors in Blanchardstown, Dublin here.
Conveyancing Terms
Our jargon buster of
common conveyancing solicitors‘ words. Get a complete understanding now!
Property Disputes
Land Disputes
Read this guide by the property solicitors in Blanchardstown, Dublin to our legal services
when disputes occur.
Family Property Disputes
Family disputes can be stressful
but our conveyancing solicitors in Blanchardstown can guide you.
Your Expert Conveyancing Solicitors in Blanchardstown
At Carmody Moran Solicitors in Blanchardstown our experienced property solicitors are on hand to advise and skilled in handling all nature of conveyancing in Dublin.
The two partners of Carmody Moran Solicitors in Blanchardstown have a combined total of in excess of twenty five years professional legal experience. Together with their associates they aim to make the Court process as straight forward and navigable as possible while being on hand to alleviate their clients concerns and worries about going through the Court process.
Anthony Carmody
Anthony Carmody is one of the founding Partners of Carmody Moran Solicitors.
He has significant experience in personal injury cases and general litigation having handled literally thousands of cases on behalf of clients based in Ireland and abroad.
Niamh Moran
Partner
Niamh Moran is one of the founding partners of Carmody Moran Solicitors and is a solicitor with wide ranging experience across all areas of general practice.
Niamh manages the family law, conveyancing in Dublin, and probate divisions of the practice. Niamh’s practice of law is extremely varied and she is regularly sought out for her expertise by clients and colleagues alike.
*While we have made every effort to provide accurate information, the law is always changing and it affects each person differently. This information is not a substitute for specific advice about you personally and it is not intended as legal advice. We will not be liable to you if you rely on this information. In contentious business, a solicitor may not calculate fees or other charges as a percentage or proportion of any award or settlement. This statement is made in compliance with Reg.8 of SI 518 of 2002.
You should note that no solicitor/client relationship or duty of care or liability of any nature shall exist or be deemed to exist between Carmody Moran Solicitors and you until you have received a written letter of engagement from us in which we confirm our appointment as your Solicitors.
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