Bespoke Service
MA Lawyers are based near Birmingham City Centre. We deal with all matters relating to property transactions including sales and purchases of houses and flats, new building purchases, Help to Buy government funded purchases as well as more complex matters including Lease extensions and commercial property cases.
The Practice is regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers (CLC) and the CLC licence number is 3018.
The firm has developed an excellent working relationship with local agents and mortgage brokers and clients have been delighted to receive a superb and efficient service at all times. Our team is dedicated and hard working to ensure client satisfaction.
The MA Lawyers team will provide you with a bespoke service, tailored to your needs. We will assist you through the process at a highly professional level and you may speak to our team when you want to so you receive a personal, warm and friendly service too. Be assured that the same person will be handling the transaction throughout so you do not need to worry about being passed around to different people. We look forward to hearing from you.
Our Team
Shilpa Majevadia – Founder and Director. Solicitor Licenced Conveyancer with over 25 years in private practice, trained in London and worked in London for almost 10 years. Established MA Lawyers in 2016.
Anisa Akhtar – Solicitor
Jenny Burton – Senior Paralegal
Ciara Byrne – Paralegal
Carolyn Buckley – Senior legal cashier
FAQ's
Here are some of the answers to commonly asked questions – please get in touch with us if you have a query that’s not mentioned in our FAQ’s.
This is not true because it does not benefit us in any way. Delays can be caused for a myriad of reasons such as issues in the chain; for example if there is a first time buyer at the bottom of the chain he could be waiting for his mortgage to come through, or if searches have been applied for we need to wait until they ALL come through. I am aware however that some clients do have bad experiences with law firms.
If you are buying house and your hear the phrase “it’s a probate sale” it means the seller has died and his executors ( the people legally entitled to sell the property) are selling on his behalf- this incidentally can cause delays in the transaction because without the Grant of Probate the executors cannot proceed.
Information and comments from an estate agent are not legally binding.
A common question – and no you cannot get compensation the only thing you can look forward to is a small abortive legal bill depending on how much work has been done.
The Lending bank when deciding on how much to lend you as a mortgage will value the property and usually not visit the property. A desktop or drive by valuation at the most. A Survey – is done by a surveyor that you appoint (we can give you details of a surveyor) and he visits the premises and reports to you on the property regarding its structure – the report will flag up issues. Sometimes you can negotiate a lower price if it transpires that a lot of work will need to be carried out to rectify defects.
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