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At the start of a property purchase, what should a solicitor find out from the client in order to define what the retainer will and will not cover?
What realistic information about legal fees, searches, Land Registry fees and estimated tax should the client receive at the start of a property matter?
Which aspects of a purchase fall outside the conveyancing solicitor’s role, particularly survey, valuation, wider tax advice and commercial decisions?
During a property transaction, when should the solicitor revisit the costs and scope information given to the client at the outset, and what kinds of change make an update necessary?
How should advice about changed costs or risks enable a client to decide whether to proceed, pause or withdraw?
How should a solicitor respond to a client's request for confirmation of structural soundness and fixed costs while clarifying the retainer's limits and changed costs or risks?
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