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[H3] Will Writing
[H3] Residential Conveyancing
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[H2] What Sets 360 Law Services Apart

[H3] Transparent Fees
First class fixed fee and hourly rate services with some of the lowest rates in the profession starting at £250.00 per hour (excl. VAT), varying by area of law and complexity.

[H3] Personal Approach
Whether you prefer face-to-face meetings, virtual consultations, or simply a good old-fashioned telephone call, we are here to accommodate your preferences.

[H3] Quality Guaranteed
All Solicitors who work for 360 Law Services are fully vetted and have an average of 15 years of experience in their chosen field of expertise – we never use trainees or juniors.

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A big thank you to both Sharon and Jacky for providing such a fantastic service during our house buying process. You made it as easy as possible and provided excellent customer service, the process felt straightforward and quick which we appreciated. I would nt hesitate to recommend you and use your services again.

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We had such a wonderful experience purchasing our new home. The team at 360 Law Services was always quick to respond and made the entire process smooth and stress-free. A special thanks to Sreelakshmi, who was incredibly kind, patient, and understanding throughout. Her support truly made a difference for us. We highly recommend 360 Law Services to everyone!

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[H4] The most amazing experience

Truly the best experience I've had working with a solicitor, Cherie was absolutely amazing - extremely efficient, patient and so lovely. The whole process purchasing a student HMO was so easy and smooth, Cherie was so knowledgable and so helpful with all our queries and any issues which arose. Honestly cannot thank you enough.

[H2] Multi-Award Winning Firm
360 Law Services is the regulated division of 360 Law Group, a pioneering global law firm working to transform a profession traditionally known for its high fees and ever decreasing levels of service. The group delivers its legal services through a truly unique model that puts the client in the driving seat, delivering high quality reserved and unreserved legal services at industry leading rates.

Our CEO Robert Taylor brings many years of experience to 360 Law Group and its subsidiaries, coupled with the expertise of Solicitors that work with us, you can be sure you will receive an exceptional service no matter how complex your issue.

It is a great honour to announce that 360 Law Group was once again listed amongst The Times Best Law Firms.
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[H4] 360 LAW SERVICES LIMITED
Is a limited liability company registered in England and Wales under company number: 10162455. Our registered office address is 39 Guildford Road, Lightwater, Surrey, GU18 5SA. Our VAT Number is GB264976945. A list of Directors is available upon request. The term "Partner" is used to mean senior lawyers, consultants or employees with equivalent standing and experience. This use does not indicate a partner in the legal sense or in a traditional partnership. Our firm is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (638684). We are registered as an ABS. Our CQS number is CQS04354. Our Compliance Officer for Legal Practice is Omar Khan. Our Compliance Officer for Finance Administration is Robert Taylor.

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[H1] Residential Property Conveyancing

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[H2] Expertly Guided Residential Property Transactions
The journey of buying or selling a home, while a significant milestone, can often be riddled with complexities. At 360 Law Services, our primary aim is to simplify residential conveyancing, making your property journey as smooth and straightforward as possible.

Our seasoned solicitors, with their robust understanding of property law in England and Wales, are adept at facilitating quick transactions, pre-emptively addressing potential challenges, and ensuring your interests remain front and centre throughout the process. We provide an effortless, comprehensive conveyancing experience tailored to your individual needs.

[H2] Our Residential Property Conveyancing Expertise

[H3] Property Sale and Purchase
Comprehensive management of all legal aspects from initial offer acceptance to final completion.
[H3] Mortgages and Re-mortgaging
Detailed guidance on the legal nuances of property financing, refinancing, and switching lenders.
[H3] Leasehold and Freehold Matters
Expert navigation through the complexities of different property types, ensuring complete clarity on rights and obligations.
[H3] Property Transfers
Assisting with the transfer of equity during significant life events such as marriage, divorce, or inheritance.
[H3] Land Registry Affairs
Accurate property details registration and adept resolution of any potential discrepancies.
[H3] Rights of Way and Easements
Comprehensive advice on property rights, from access issues to related disputes.
[H3] New Build Purchases
Specialist expertise tailored to address the unique challenges associated with newly constructed properties.
[H3] Shared Ownership and Help to Buy Schemes
Comprehensive guidance on governmental schemes and joint ownership structures.

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[H2] FAQs - Residential Property Conveyancing

[H3] What does conveyancing mean in the context of residential property?
Conveyancing refers to the legal process of transferring ownership of a property from one party to another.
[H3] How long does the conveyancing process typically take?
Typically, conveyancing takes between 8-12 weeks in England & Wales, but various factors can influence this timeline.
[H3] What are disbursements in conveyancing?
Disbursements are additional costs in a property transaction, such as Land Registry fees, local search fees, and stamp duty land tax.
[H3] Why is a solicitor necessary for property transactions?
A solicitor ensures that all legal aspects of the transaction are correctly addressed, safeguarding your interests and averting potential pitfalls.
[H3] Is it possible to complete conveyancing online?
Some parts of the conveyancing process can be managed online, but direct communication with your solicitor is often advisable for crucial stages.
[H3] How do freehold and leasehold properties differ?
With freehold, you own the property and the land. With a leasehold, you own the property for a set period, not the land.
[H3] When should I involve a solicitor in my property purchase?
It’s advisable to consult a solicitor early, ideally before making or accepting an offer, to ensure smooth legal proceedings.
[H3] How can I ensure the property I’m buying doesn’t have any legal issues?
Comprehensive property searches and due diligence, conducted by your solicitor, will identify potential legal issues.
[H3] What's the role of a deposit in conveyancing?
A deposit, typically a percentage of the property’s purchase price, is paid upon contract exchange, securing the buyer’s intent.
[H3] What happens if my property transaction falls through?
If a transaction doesn’t complete, reasons need to be addressed. Depending on your agreement, you may still need to pay for some services.

[H3] A Pioneering Practice

360 Law Services (SRA Number 638684) provides UK businesses, private clients and consumers with highly qualified Solicitors, experienced across all areas of law.

[H3] Transparent Fees
First rate legal services with some of the lowest fees in the profession, our rates vary depending on area of law and matter complexity, starting at £220.00 per hour (excl. VAT).

[H3] Quality Guaranteed
All Solicitors who work for 360 Law Services are fully vetted and have an average of 15 years of experience in their chosen field of expertise – we never use trainees, paralegals or juniors.

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[H4] 360 LAW SERVICES LIMITED
Is a limited liability company registered in England and Wales under company number: 10162455. Our registered office address is 39 Guildford Road, Lightwater, Surrey, GU18 5SA. Our VAT Number is GB264976945. A list of Directors is available upon request. The term "Partner" is used to mean senior lawyers, consultants or employees with equivalent standing and experience. This use does not indicate a partner in the legal sense or in a traditional partnership. Our firm is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (638684). We are registered as an ABS. Our CQS number is CQS04354. Our Compliance Officer for Legal Practice is Omar Khan. Our Compliance Officer for Finance Administration is Robert Taylor.

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[H1] Surrey Head Office

[H3] Robert Taylor (CEO & COFA)

Office Address: 360 Law Services, 39 Guildford Road, Lightwater, Surrey GU18 5SA, United Kingdom
Please note: our sole address for service, including all posted correspondence, is our Lightwater Head Office

[H2] Contact our Surrey Head Office
Many of our solicitors are available for appointments outside usual working hours, please contact us to discuss availability.
Call Us On: 0333 772 7736 | Fax Number: 0204 628 0142
Please note: Office visits are by appointment only.

[H2] Comprehensive Legal Services in Surrey: 360 Law Services

Experience unparalleled legal support at 360 Law Services, nestled in the heart of Surrey. Our experienced team of solicitors managed by our Surrey Head Office is primed to deliver a tailored legal approach, serving individuals and enterprises across Surrey, encompassing Camberley, Woking, Guildford, Walton-on-Thames, Ewell, and across the county.
[H3] Legal Offerings from Our Surrey Head Office:
Situated in Lightwater, our Surrey head office is capable of providing adept solicitors across a broad spectrum of legal services, seamlessly blending expertise and local insight to cater to both personal and business-centric legal requisites. Our offerings include:
Employment Law Consultancy in Surrey
Family Law & Divorce Guidance in Surrey
Will Drafting and Probate Services in Surrey
Property Conveyancing in Surrey
Business Legal Support in Surrey
Commercial Law Expertise in Surrey
Corporate Law Solutions in Surrey
Commercial Property Solicitors in Surrey
Dispute Resolution & Litigation Solicitors in Surrey
And many more – we are a full-service law firm covering all areas of law except criminal.

[H2] Why Choose 360 Law Services in Surrey?
360 Law Services is a beacon of exceptional legal expertise and personalised client service. Our solicitors across the nation are committed to providing tailored legal solutions, ensuring peace of mind in every legal endeavour. Connect with us to discover how our legal expertise can serve you in across the county of Surrey.

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[H4] 360 LAW SERVICES LIMITED
Is a limited liability company registered in England and Wales under company number: 10162455. Our registered office address is 39 Guildford Road, Lightwater, Surrey, GU18 5SA. Our VAT Number is GB264976945. A list of Directors is available upon request. The term "Partner" is used to mean senior lawyers, consultants or employees with equivalent standing and experience. This use does not indicate a partner in the legal sense or in a traditional partnership. Our firm is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (638684). We are registered as an ABS. Our CQS number is CQS04354. Our Compliance Officer for Legal Practice is Omar Khan. Our Compliance Officer for Finance Administration is Robert Taylor.

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[H1] Planning Law

[H2] Helping you to navigate the complexities of Planning Law
The planning system balances public and private interests. The State represents the public interest by managing construction development and property use. The aim is to ensure that new construction is built in keeping with its surroundings and that property use doesn’t impact too much on the amenities of neighbours.  On the other side of the equation stands the property law framework and the rights of property owners.

We provide a full range of expert services to clients who have a legal matter relating to the planning system, whatever end they’re on.

Understanding the planning law intricacies can seem overwhelming, but our seasoned team is here to guide you through the process. We help you navigate and interpret regulations, advising on planning applications, appeals, enforcement notices, and development potential. As experts in planning law, we ensure that our clients’ interests are best served and their property rights protected within the framework of the law, offering pragmatic and tailored advice to simplify your journey through the planning system.

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[H2] Our Planning Law Expertise

[H3] Negotiating Planning Agreements and Unilateral Undertakings
Under S106 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990, these legal documents need in many cases  to be entered into with the Local Planning Authority (LPA) in conjunction with a planning permission. The objective is to reduce the impact of the development where there is a need for new or improved infrastructure/services and if applicable, deliver Affordable Housing provision.
[H3] Advising on Infrastructure Issues and Third Party Rights
Development of any area of land can involve a number of issues such as making sure there is access to public roads from the site and/or servicing by various utility undertakers. In addition, before applying for planning permission or starting construction, property owners may need to arrange extinguishing or diverting rights of way that run through their land, remedying contamination or ensuring protection of wildlife/vegetation/ archaeological items.We work closely with our clients to advise on infrastructure issues relating to their property and how to resolve matters involving third-party rights.
[H3] Submitting Objections and Alternative Proposals
Developments by neighbours or developers   can significantly impact enjoyment of your property.  We help our clients to submit objections to proposed developments early in the planning process, guiding them through the process to give them the best representation possible.
[H3] Planning Enforcement
If somebody is subject to enforcement action by a Local Planning Authority, we help them to examine the validity of the action, and where appropriate, to challenge the decision through the appeals process.
[H3] Permitted Development Rights
Not all developments or change of use will require a planning application to be submitted to the LPA. Some benefit from  Permitted Development Rights.   To take advantage of these rights, it’s advisable to seek specialist legal advice to help you navigate the complexities of the process and reduce the risk of mistakes during your application.
[H3] Applying for Lawful Development Certificates
Where permitted development rights exist or a development gains immunity against planning enforcement through passage of time it’s possible to obtain confirmation of this from the LPA through applying for a Lawful Development Certificate.
If you’re looking to apply for a Lawful Development Certificate, you’ll need specific evidence to support your application. Our expert legal team can support you through the process and help you collect relevant documentation.

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[H3] A Pioneering Practice
360 Law Services (SRA Number 638684) provides UK businesses, private clients and consumers with highly qualified Solicitors, experienced across all areas of law.

[H3] Transparent Fees
First rate legal services with some of the lowest fees in the profession, our rates vary depending on area of law and matter complexity, starting at £220.00 per hour (excl. VAT).

[H3] Quality Guaranteed
All Solicitors who work for 360 Law Services are fully vetted and have an average of 15 years of experience in their chosen field of expertise – we never use trainees or juniors.

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[H3] What are your rates for planning law?
Fee rates are generally well below market levels due to the way the firm operates. Instead of following the traditional law firm model, with its multiple tiers of charges dependent on the experience of a lawyer linked with the cost of overheads from leasing office space etc, we can agree a transparent hourly rate from commencement of instructions. That means our clients always know the precise rate they are paying, safe in the knowledge that all of our lawyers are seasoned professionals.
[H3] What is Planning Law?
Planning Law governs the development and use of land. It involves various aspects including obtaining planning permission for new developments, the appeal process, enforcement actions, and environmental impact assessments.
[H3] Why is planning law important?
Planning Law regulates the way construction is carried out with the aim of balancing public and private interests. Having that framework in place provides a platform to those who might otherwise feel that their concerns are being ignored. That being so, the often competing interests have an improved chance of being reconciled than if the framework weren’t in place.
[H3] When do I need to apply for planning permission?
Planning permission is generally required when you want to build something new, make significant changes to a building, or change the use of a building or land.
[H3] What is the process for obtaining planning permission?
Typically, the process involves submitting a planning application to your local council, which will then assess the proposal based on local and national policies and guidelines. It may involve public consultation before a decision is made.
[H3] Can I appeal if my planning application is refused?
Yes, if your planning application is refused by the local council or granted with conditions that you disagree with, you generally have the right to appeal to the Planning Inspectorate.
[H3] What are the potential consequences of not complying with planning law?
Failure to comply can result in enforcement action by the local council. This may involve fines, orders to undo alterations, and, in severe cases, criminal proceedings.
[H3] How can a Planning Law Solicitor help me?
A Planning Law Solicitor can guide you through the complex planning application or appeal process, provide strategic advice, represent you in negotiations with planning authorities, and help protect your interests in any litigation.
[H3] What is a Local Development Plan?
A Local Development Plan is a set of documents that set out the local authority’s policies and proposals for the development and use of land within their area.
[H3] Can planning permission add value to my property?
Generally, obtaining planning permission for development can increase the value of a property, as it provides certainty and potential for future development.
[H3] How long does planning permission last?
In England and Wales, planning permission usually expires after three years from the date it is granted, unless work has started on the site.
[H3] What is a ‘change of use’ application?
A ‘change of use’ application is required when you intend to significantly change the way a building or piece of land is used (e.g., changing a residential property into a shop).
[H3] Can I object to a neighbour’s planning application?
Yes, you usually have the opportunity to object to a planning application during the public consultation phase. Objections must be made on valid planning grounds.

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[H4] 360 LAW SERVICES LIMITED
Is a limited liability company registered in England and Wales under company number: 10162455. Our registered office address is 39 Guildford Road, Lightwater, Surrey, GU18 5SA. Our VAT Number is GB264976945. A list of Directors is available upon request. The term "Partner" is used to mean senior lawyers, consultants or employees with equivalent standing and experience. This use does not indicate a partner in the legal sense or in a traditional partnership. Our firm is authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (638684). We are registered as an ABS. Our CQS number is CQS04354. Our Compliance Officer for Legal Practice is Omar Khan. Our Compliance Officer for Finance Administration is Robert Taylor.

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