We welcome Dawn and Mayuri to the Toomey team!
Toomey Legal are very proud to announce further additions to our already experienced team. Pictured with Sue Shaw-Toomey, our Director, is Dawn Norgrove who joins as Receptionist/Secretary and Mayuri Wijesooriya as Senior Solicitor. I am sure they will fit in quickly...
We’re LEAP Best Practice Standard certified!
You know you are in safe hands with us as 4 times per year we get audited to the LEAP Best Practice Standard. LEAP helps us communicate faster and more clearly, allowing us to exceed our client’s expectations and deliver outstanding customer service. View our...
How long does conveyancing take with no chain?
If you’re buying a home, you’re probably excited to get the ball rolling and want a quick conveyancing process. In most cases, the average conveyancing for purchasing a home will take anywhere between 8 and 12 weeks. It could take a bit more or a bit less time...
Top things first time buyers need to know
Being a first time buyer looking for your first home can be scary and complicated. It’s easy for buyers to feel overwhelmed fairly quickly into the process. That’s why we’ve put together a guide covering the important steps you’ll need to take to secure your house...
How much deposit does a first time buyer need?
As a first time buyer it can be tricky to navigate the world of mortgages and everything you need to do before getting the keys to your new home. Before you start to look at properties, you will need to save up a deposit which banks and mortgage providers need as...
What Is Conveyancing And What Does It Mean?
If you are selling or purchasing a property, then it is important that you use the right legal services. This guide explains conveyancing, why it’s important and the typical process involved. Buying a home or selling your property can be a longer and more complex...
What is a deed of variation
A deed of variation is a legal document that allows one or more beneficiaries of an estate to amend their rights under the deceased’s will (if one exists) or intestacy provisions (where there is no valid will). Though a deed of variation is completed within two...
What Is A Declaration Of Trust?
A declaration of trust is a key document which relates to a trust and is relevant for any beneficiaries. This guide explains everything you need to know about this document including how it relates to property purchases. Lately, it has become increasingly difficult...