Why PLS?
Working with our customers
Whether you are buying your first home, moving up the ladder or restructuring your assets, we are the law firm for you.
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Working with First Time Buyers
Almost 50% of our work is with first time buyers from all across the UK and we have one of the largest new build departments in the country.
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Part Exchange Experts
We have a dedicated Part Exchange Team working closely with the major housebuilders and working to tight timescales, from 28 days from reservation to exchange.
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Portal
24/7 access is available to our PLS Portal via PC, tablet, or smartphone and is also available to download as an App. Customers have full access to their case file and can complete, sign and submit documents instantly. Updates can also be accessed by housebuilders.
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Shared Ownership Advice
Shared Ownership provides an opportunity to purchase a share in a new build or resales property and is an alternative to renting and to those who are unable to buy on the open market.
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First Homes Scheme Advice
The First Homes Scheme is a blossoming government initiative that provides discounted new-build homes to first-time buyers in England.
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Latest News from PLS
4 min readMortgage Deposit vs Exchange Deposit: What First-Time Buyers Need to Know
Your mortgage deposit is your total contribution to the purchase price (typically 5–10% for first-time buyers). Your exchange deposit is the portion of that money (usually 10% of the price), paid to the seller’s solicitor at exchange of contracts to make the deal legally binding. Same money, two different jobs at two different stages of the home buying process. ...
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2 min read5 Star Friday: “It Really Felt Like She Was Invested in Our House Purchase”
This week, we are sharing a brilliant review for Sarah Evans, who managed a client through a property purchase with a tight turnaround and delivered exactly when it mattered most. From chasing the sellers solicitors to proactively keeping her clients updated, Sarah’s commitment to getting the job done shone through at every stage. “Can’t recommend...
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5 min readWhy Solicitor ask for ID, Source of funds, and Bank Statements from a first-time buyer?
Your solicitor isn’t being nosy! They’re legally required to verify your identity and check where your deposit money came from before they can act for you. These checks are called client due diligence, and they’re mandatory under UK anti-money laundering (AML) regulations. Every buyer goes through them. The good news? The Conveyancing solicitor for first time buyers who responding quickly with clear, complete documents...
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