Category: General
Understanding conveyancing timeframes can help you prepare for the legal side of buying or selling a home. This article explains why some transactions complete in 8 weeks while others take 20+ weeks, covering factors like property type, searches, mortgages, chains and unexpected issues — plus practical tips to help your conveyancing run smoother.
Our offices will close at 2pm on Wednesday 24th December 2025 and will reopen at 9am on Monday 5th January 2026.
When parents separate or divorce, one of the most crucial decisions they make is determining where and how their children will spend their time. A Child Arrangements Order (CAO) is a legally binding Court Order issued by the Family Court which formalises the arrangements. It ensures that both parents understand their roles and responsibilities, aiming […]
When it comes to preparing for marriage, couples often spend months planning the big day, but not as much time considering how their financial future might look together. While it might seem like an uncomfortable subject to bring up, the reality is that many couples are now recognising the benefits of a prenuptial agreement, also […]
Due to some technical issues, we regret to advise that our ONLINE FORMS are currently not working as they should. Rather than contacting us using these forms please email us at enquiries@thorntonjones.co.uk instead. Thank you for your patience.
We’re having a few telephone issues today. Please do bear with us while we get these issues fixed. Thank you for your patience. We are currently experiencing some issues with our telephone system. We are working hard with our service provider to get the issues resolved quickly. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause […]
As Christmas 2022 approaches we start to get excited for Christmas Jumper Day (8th December), our Christmas party (2nd December) and of course being off over the festive period to spend much deserved time with our friends and families. Over the festive period we will be closing our offices as follows. But please be assured […]
