Our Conveyancing page provides instant quotes from solicitors and conveyancers in your local area. The website also includes consumer reviews. In addition to fees for the legal work, “disbursements” are paid to third parties, such as local authority search fees to research planning permissions and building regulations consent for a property. It is important to ask when given a quote, what disbursements it includes to make sure you are comparing like-for-like. Check what costs you will have to pay if the sale falls through. Some firms offer “no move, no fee” deals. Others offer “fixed fee” conveyancing with all the costs upfront. This is an advantage over traditional solicitors charging the client every time they make a phone call or write a letter, bumping up costs. Internet conveyancing services are often cheaper as they have lower rents by not being based in the city centre. They may be located in an industrial park at the other end of the country or thousands of miles away in India.