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Property and conveyancing solicitors in Worcestershire

Stamp Duty Land Tax 

As you may be aware the Inland Revenue Stamp Duty thresholds for purchasers’ changes on 1 April 2025 following the Government budget in October last year.

If you or any party in the chain of your transaction is to be affected by the Stamp Duty changes and requires completion to take place no later than the end of March 2025 please note that although we cannot guarantee that completion will or can take place by that date we will do our utmost to achieve completion of your transaction by that date, if required by you.   However, as indicated above most transactions are reliant on third parties performing their services, such as other firms of solicitors, lenders and search providers and Parkinson Wright cannot be held responsible for any delays to a transaction which are out of our control. 

Changes to fees for HM Land Registry’s information services - GOV.UK.

With offices in Worcester, Droitwich, Evesham and St Johns, QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright understand that one of the most important things in anyone’s life is their home. And whether you own a property or rent, we know that your home means much more to you than just bricks and mortar.

Whether you’re buying, buying to let, selling, investing, letting, or simply searching for your dream home, there will be times when you need a property law expert to help everything run smoothly. Should you encounter problems with your property, having a knowledgeable property lawyer on your side is invaluable.

Conveyancing Costs and Services

Buying and selling your home needn't be traumatic. Whether you are a first time buyer, experienced mover, buying to let or buying for investment, we can assist with all the legal work required to sell and/or buy your property. We provide a proactive service designed to keep you informed at every stage of the transaction. We will support you through the conveyancing process and keep you updated via your choice of email, text message and post.

To achieve a quick re-mortgage on your property, QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright provides the best possible service enabling you to achieve your goal. Our service has been tailored to support each client in re-organising their financial matters.

We can assist you in transferring the ownership of a property. This is commonly called Transfer of Equity and is usually to transfer the ownership of a property from joint names to a sole name or vice versa. The Transfer of Equity can be subject to an existing mortgage secured on the property or subject to a remortgage with a new lender. We can also assist you on a Transfer of Equity that may be subject to a matrimonial court order.

Buying at auction may be the way to get a bargain, but there’s more to it then simply a nod of the head. The emotion of purchasing the home of your dreams, particularly when the property being auctioned is a popular one, can drive the price over your budget. Being familiar with the auctioning process, both in selling and purchasing, QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright’s conveyancing specialists are not daunted by auctions and are able to advise and guide you through what happens and what to expect. Having secured, or disposed of, your property at auction, QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright’s conveyancers will happily continue offering their expertise by taking you through the final conveyancing stages of the transaction.

Are you about to purchase a leasehold flat? It is important that you understand the legal implications of ownership of a leasehold flat – what it is you actually own and what your leasehold rights and liabilities are as outlined in the lease. QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright’s team of experts will inform you of what you can expect and each matter is given individual professional attention.

We specialise in acting for clients who are purchasing both Freehold and Leasehold new build properties whether it is a purchase for you to live in or as an investment property on a buy to let basis.  Purchasing a new build property can be a daunting experience.  Buyers will often be asked to exchange contracts and commit to the purchase even before the house is built !  The purchase of a new build property is a more complex transaction than the purchase of an existing house or building.   Most developers will adopt a slightly different Conveyancing procedure and developers in the large expect a buyer to commit to the purchase within a month of formally reserving the property.  We specialise in new build purchases and our efficient service is designed to make the experience as easy to understand  and as stress free to buyers as the law and circumstances permit.

QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright are proud to act for a number of local developers / family run development companies and independent builders so are fully experienced in dealing with development land acquisition which we always tailor carefully and individually remaining focused upon the end goal; namely the subsequent individual sales of the properties.

We can therefore offer competitive fee structures for the drafting of all necessary legal documentation, and production of resales packages which would include preparation of  Development Information Sheets for Buyers Solicitors, drafting of New Build Contracts, Transfer Deeds, and Leases to turn ensure smoother sales for quicker returns.

We are also happy to deal with the Land Registry in order to obtain early approval of the individual plot plans, again to enable swifter returns on investments, in a market that continues to be constrained by availability of funding from high street lending institutions in comparison to prior to the recession.

The Government's new Help to Buy scheme assists first time buyers or existing home owners to purchase their first home or move up the property ladder.    The Help to Buy scheme can be agreed with a developer on a new build property which involves a structured procedure to be followed.  If you are purchasing a second home you will be assessed for the scheme through your broker and the Help to Buy element is noted on your mortgage offer.    To qualify for the Help to Buy scheme there is certain criteria that needs to be  met which includes that  the purchase price for the property must not be more than £600,000 and you must not own any other property anywhere in the world when you complete your purchase of the property under the Help to Buy scheme.   We are experts in dealing with all element of the Help to Buy scheme for both new build and second homes.  We will assist you through every step of your purchase.

As part of your estate planning you may wish to consider methods of converting some of the value of your home into cash which you can spend or give away to family members.Equity Release is now a growing and progressive market, which for you, the potential client, ensures a wider and much more competitive range of products to suit individual needs.  Equity Release products are generally aimed at people over 55 who own their own home, which is often the stage in life where financial freedom is most valued. Selling your home to downsize in the current property market may prove challenging, whereas an Equity Release could release the money in your home yet still give you the right to stay in your home for life.

We specialise in acting for clients who are purchasing both Freehold and Leasehold properties on a buy to let basis. As a firm we can deal with the preparation of a new tenancy agreement and assist with any difficulties you may have if your tenant is in breach of the terms of the agreement.

Shared ownership mortgages are usually offered to people on modest incomes who cannot afford to purchase their own property without assistance. They are usually offered by housing associations to first time buyers. We can act for you from the initial stages of owning a share of your property through to the final stages of being the sole owner, known as ‘staircasing’.

QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright Solicitors are streets ahead of the rest and can offer home buyers and sellers a full Estate Agency service. Our Worcester and St  John’s offices are staffed by experienced estate agents with extensive local property knowledge.  We offer our clients the additional benefits of the in-house services of our expert conveyancing solicitors and mortgage advice from our financial services team.  We have many years of experience advising both purchasers and sellers in relation to the marketing, sale and purchase of their properties. QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright Estate Agents offer home buyers and sellers all the services they need under one roof.  Our fee can include the estate agency work and conveyancing fees, all for less than some agents charge for just selling your home.  You will enjoy all the benefits of dealing with your solicitor for every aspect of your house sale including the legal work in one cost-saving package.  As Estate Agents and Solicitors we do everything necessary to market and sell your property including:-
•Full colour brochure
•Free colour advertising in a local property newspaper
•Internet advertising on various sites
•Showcase display in St John’s
•Obtaining and investigating the title deeds to your property
•Sorting out any legal problems in advance of a sale
•Drafting the sale contract and dealing with Purchaser’s enquiries
•Arranging re-payment of your mortgage on completion
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Meet the team

Faye is a Partner at QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright and Head of Residential Property.

She works in the conveyancing department based at the Evesham office.

Faye joined QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright in 2008 and has over 20 years of experience in law. She deals with all aspects of residential conveyancing; including freehold and leasehold sales and purchases, remortgages, transfer of equities and new build purchases.

Faye Green
Partner, Head of Residential Property
QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright


Team Members

Faye Green
Partner, Head of Residential Property
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Sarah Phillips
Partner, Head of Conveyancing
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Bethany Whitsey
Paralegal, Residential Property
Droitwich
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Cara Hancocks
Partner, Residential Property
Worcester
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Charlotte Rowe
Paralegal - Residential Property
Worcester
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Elizabeth Simpson
Paralegal - Residential Property
Worcester
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Emily Burton
Conveyancer, Residential Property
Evesham
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Heather Wright
Paralegal - Residential Property
Worcester
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Hennah Multani
Conveyancer, Residential Property
Droitwich
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Kim Smith
Paralegal - Residential Property
Evesham
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Kirsty Whelan-Jeynes
Paralegal - Residential Property
Evesham
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Kirsty Mathers
Paralegal - Residential Property
Droitwich
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Mia Green
Paralegal - Residential Property
Evesham
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Paula Amer
Partner, Residential Property
Evesham
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Sharon Ingram
Partner, Residential Property
Worcester
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Sophie Lane
Paralegal - Residential Property
Worcester
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Tiffany Paskin
Paralegal - Residential Property
Worcester
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Tom Hussell
Conveyancer - Residential Property
Droitwich
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Boundary disputes

In a world where many of us live in close proximity to our neighbours, it’s not uncommon for confusion regarding boundaries to arise. However, when handled correctly, a boundary dispute doesn’t have to mean falling out with your neighbours. Many boundary issues can be resolved amicably and fairly.

Building disputes

When you have a property built or work carried out on a property, you require the help of skilled professionals like builders, engineers, electricians and more. If you think a professional’s work is substandard our building dispute solicitors at Parkinson Wright can help you to make a claim.

Buying at auction

Buying property at auction can be an exciting experience and is often a great way to get a good deal. However, it can also be a step into the unknown - particularly if it’s your first time. By talking to a legal expert before buying at auction you can approach the process with confidence and avoid costly mistakes.

Contract disputes

Dealing with property issues can sometimes be complex - particularly when other parties are involved. That’s why contracts exist to help things run smoothly. And whether you own or rent property, at some stage you will probably enter into a contract with another party.

Disrepair claims

When you live in rented accommodation, you put your trust in your landlord to maintain the property to an acceptable standard. But sometimes things can go wrong and you may experience difficulties getting your landlord to make repairs.

Enfranchisements

If you own a flat on a leasehold basis, you will only own it for a fixed period of time. When the leasehold period ends, the ownership of the property reverts to the landlord. However, you do have the right to join together with other leaseholders within the same block of flats to buy the leasehold from the landlord. This is known as leasehold enfranchisement or collective enfranchisement.

Housing disputes

Your home is important - a place where you should feel safe and secure. But when housing disputes arise; your home can become a cause of anxiety. It’s therefore important to try and resolve housing disputes as quickly as possible and sometimes you may need legal help to tackle the issues you are facing.

Investment and buy to let properties

More and more people are enjoying the rewards of investing in property. And buying-to-let is a great way to ensure that your property provides a regular income and strong return on your investment. The key to successful property investment is to do your homework and seek expert legal advice before investing in a property.

Land dispute solicitors

Land is a valuable asset and so land, and property disputes can be very stressful. Our land dispute solicitors at Parkinson Wright can take pre-emptive action to help stop your dispute from escalating. We will do everything possible to resolve your dispute as quickly and cost-effectively as possible.

Leasehold properties

If you’re looking for advice about leaseholds, we’re here to help. Leasehold is a particular type of property ownership that comes with its own unique legal rights and responsibilities. Many flats in the UK are sold on a leasehold basis but leasehold can apply to other properties too.

Neighbour disputes

Having a disagreement with your neighbour can seriously affect your home life – and the quality of it. QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright can help you tackle any neighbourly disputes promptly and effectively.

Party walls

When building work, repairs or improvements are carried out to a property, the work may impact on neighbours who share a wall or boundary. Therefore the Party Wall Act was introduced to minimise disputes between neighbours when work is being completed. The Party Wall Act covers work to shared walls but can also cover work being carried out close to neighbouring boundaries or buildings.

Planning law

If you are looking to make changes to your home, there are planning laws that say what you can, and cannot do. There are also certain processes to follow. QualitySolicitors Parkinson Wright take away many of the worries as we know you have enough on your plate.

Possession and repossession proceedings

If you’re a homeowner or tenant facing problems keeping up the repayments on your property, you may be concerned about the threat of eviction, or having your home repossessed. In these circumstances it’s natural to feel worried but at QualitySolicitors we have expert property solicitors on hand to help. We can answer all the questions you may have and will help you do everything possible to remain in your home.

Remortgaging

As a homeowner, at some point you may wish to consider remortgaging – either to take advantage of a better mortgage deal or to release money from your property. And with different mortgage providers offering different deals, you may wish to consider changing to a new lender.

Tenancy agreements and deposits

Whether you’re a landlord or a tenant, it makes good sense to have a solid tenancy agreement in place. Not only will this highlight your rights and responsibilities but it will also help maintain a positive relationship between you and your landlord or tenant.

TOLATA claims

If you are in a property dispute with the co-owner of your property, you may be able to make a TOLATA claim. You may also be able to bring a claim if you do not own the property but you cohabit with the person who does.

Our dedicated solicitors can help you whether you wish to bring a claim against someone or defend a claim against you. We will do everything possible to settle matters outside court, so the process is cheaper, quicker and less stressful for you.

Transfer of title

Are you looking to transfer the ownership of a property from one person to another? Although this is a fairly straightforward process, it’s important that it is completed correctly to ensure everything progresses smoothly and to avoid unexpected problems in the future.

Trust disputes

Trust disputes happen for all sorts of reasons. They often arise when those who benefit from a trust (the beneficiaries) disagree with those managing a trust (the trustees). Our solicitors know trust disputes can be extremely difficult for everyone involved, so we aim to resolve matters swiftly and fairly.

Unlawful eviction

Being forced to leave your home is upsetting and stressful whatever the circumstances. But if your landlord has evicted you without following the correct procedures, they may have broken the law and you may be able to take action against them.

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We are dedicated to providing the highest quality legal advice and expertise for our clients, but in a way that’s far friendlier, more accessible and clear-talking than you might expect from a law firm.