07/04/2026
🏡 What Does a Conveyancer Actually Do?
When you’re buying or selling a property, there’s a lot happening behind the scenes to make sure everything is legally sound and completed correctly. That’s where a conveyancer comes in.
A conveyancer manages the legal transfer of property ownership from one party to another and ensures the transaction progresses smoothly and securely.
Here are some of the key things we handle during the process:
📄 Contracts – Reviewing and preparing legal contracts between buyer and seller.
🔎 Property Searches – Carrying out checks with local authorities and other bodies to uncover important information about the property.
📑 Land Registry – Ensuring the change of ownership is properly registered with the Land Registry.
🔑 Completion – Managing the transfer of funds and finalising the legal transfer so the buyer can receive the keys.
While it can seem like a complex process, having an experienced conveyancing team means every step is handled carefully to protect your interests.
At Michelle O’Shea & Co, we specialise exclusively in residential conveyancing, helping buyers and sellers navigate the process with confidence.
Licensed Conveyancers are required by statute to effect Professional Indemnity Insurance which protects the customer against loss in the event of the Licensed Conveyancer being negligent when carrying out their conveyancing. In addition, they have to contribute to a Compensation Fund, which is admin...