Board logo

subject: The Need For Solicitors [print this page]


As a young man I always thought I would only ever need a solicitor to bail me out of a sticky situation with the police after a drunken night out. As I grew up I realised solicitors do much more than just that, they helped with the legal stuff when I purchased my first flat.

When I was buying my flat the new homes company said if I wanted I could avoid using a solicitor and save myself at least 1,500. After speaking to my dad he advised me to use his solicitors in Kent, they have been my dads solicitors for many years. I spoke to the firm and they assigned me a solicitor who would do all the legal processes for me.

The purchase of my flat went through in eight weeks, it was really smooth and not as much headache as I thought, I imagine this is largely down to me having a very experienced solicitor and mortgage broker.

Since my property purchase I have found myself seeking legal advice from my solicitor about all sorts of things, I was having some problems with a used car I had purchased from a dealer and my solicitor told me exactly how I had to go about it. My solicitor didnt charge me for bits of advice like that, I suppose after you use them a few times they see as part of the service.

I now have to use my solicitors again because the tenants I put into my flat are not paying my rent on time and I need them out of the flat. Again, the solicitor has thoroughly explained the procedure to me and told me what I have to do and what hell be doing. I have to go court to get my own flat back, but Im told this is the legal way to do things; it may take up to 12 weeks which is going to leave me a bit tight with the finances but, Im sure Ill get through it, I tend to do so.

by: whitescot




welcome to loan (http://www.yloan.com/) Powered by Discuz! 5.5.0