Independent Legal Advice Mortgage

Claudine Boast
18/11/2020
2 min read
Independent Legal Advice Mortgage We offer independent legal advice for all the major mortgage lender's products. The mortgage terms and risks involved are explained in a Skype meeting by a qualified solicitor who has over 14 years of specialist knowledge of the mortgage product.

Having experience of a wide variety of lenders, our solicitor can provide you with mortgage legal advice in a manner that is both easy to understand and helps you to understand the risks you are liable for.

Types of independent legal advice for mortgages
  • Joint borrower sole proprietor mortgage legal advice
Handling the advice required for the borrower who is not a legal owner
  • Sole Mortgage Joint Proprietor
For the party who is a legal owner but not a party to the mortgage (mortgage lenders also require advice in relation to an occupier waiver form)
  • Occupier's consent form legal advice
Normally for anyone over the age of 18 living in the property who is not a party to the mortgage and with no beneficial interest
  • Director guarantee
Normally for company directors required to provide personal guarantees for a mortgage/loan for their company

Get an Independent Legal Advice Quote

  • Skype bookings available next working day*
  • Slots from 9am to 6pm (we can work out of hours for additional fee)
  • Fast turnaround from a solicitor with over 14 years experience
  • Rated Excellent on Trustpilot

* Subject to receipt of your ID, mortgage offer and mortgage terms
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Get Independent Legal Advice
  • Skype bookings available next working day
  • Slots from 9am to 6pm (we can work out of hours for additional fee)
  • Fast turnaround from a solicitor with over 14 years experience
  • Rated Excellent on Trustpilot

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