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Starck Uberoi Solicitors London-based Solicitors and Advocates with an in-house Notary Public, providing effective legal solutions.

Starck Uberoi Solicitors & Advocates specialise in Property Law, Conveyancing, Landlord and Tenant matters, Lease Extensions, Dispute Resolution, Criminal Litigation, Civil & Commercial Litigation, Personal Injury, Intellectual Property, Wills and Probate, and Immigration. Our conveyancing department is accredited by the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme. We have a close relationship with High Street Lenders and are on the panel of most mortgage lenders. We set the highest standards of ethics; professional conduct; client care and advice, whilst prioritising your objectives, budget and expectations. We do not compromise these values, so have long lasting relationships with our clients built on trust. Our connection to our sister company, Starck Uberoi Wealth, allows us to seamlessly combine integrated legal, financial and mortgage services for all of our clients. Our solicitors work under the same roof with Starck Uberoi Wealth to allow us to provide a comprehensive and efficient service beyond the capabilities of our competitors. Our managing partner, Raminder Singh Uberoi, is a certified Notary Public and works in-house at our Brentford office with our solicitors. He can provide assistance with a wide range of Notarial matters and offers a fast turnaround on all matters he is instructed on. Our offices are located in Brentford, Ealing, London Victoria and Canterbury. All of our offices are located nearby railway stations and on popular bus routes.

If you're an expat or overseas buyer purchasing property in England, your Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) calculation may be ...
16/10/2026

If you're an expat or overseas buyer purchasing property in England, your Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) calculation may be different from that of a UK resident.

Depending on your circumstances, you may need to pay:

➡️ Standard Stamp Duty rates
➡️ The 2% non-UK resident surcharge
➡️ Additional property surcharges where applicable

Understanding your potential tax liability before making an offer can help you budget accurately and avoid unexpected costs.

Our Non-UK Resident Stamp Duty Calculator provides an instant estimate, making it easier to plan your property purchase with confidence.

Try the calculator here: https://www.starckuberoi.co.uk/property/conveyancing-property/non-uk-resident-stamp-duty-calculator-for-expats-and-foreign-buyers/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook

Need to transfer a commercial lease? Whether you're selling your business, relocating, or restructuring, assigning a lea...
14/10/2026

Need to transfer a commercial lease? Whether you're selling your business, relocating, or restructuring, assigning a lease is rarely as simple as handing over the keys.

Before a commercial lease can be transferred, you'll often need to consider:

▶️Whether the landlord's consent is required
▶️The terms of the lease assignment
▶️Any Authorised Guarantee Agreement (AGA)
▶️Ongoing liabilities after the transfer
The impact on your business transaction

Understanding your rights and obligations before entering into a lease transfer can help avoid delays, disputes, and unexpected costs.

Starck Uberoi Solicitors advise landlords and tenants on commercial lease transfers, helping ensure assignments are completed efficiently and in accordance with the lease.

Find out more here: https://www.starckuberoi.co.uk/commercial-property/commercial-lease-transfer/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook

Many people assume that Stamp Duty only applies when buying a property. In reality, it can also apply to a transfer of e...
12/10/2026

Many people assume that Stamp Duty only applies when buying a property. In reality, it can also apply to a transfer of equity.

Whether you're:

✅ Adding or removing someone from the title deeds
✅ Transferring property following a divorce or separation
✅ Gifting a share of a property
✅ Changing ownership for tax or estate planning purposes

Stamp Duty may still be payable, particularly where a mortgage is being taken over or other consideration is involved.

Understanding the rules before the transfer takes place can help you avoid unexpected costs and ensure the transaction is structured correctly.

Starck Uberoi Solicitors explain when Stamp Duty applies to a transfer of equity and the key factors you should consider.

Read more here: https://www.starckuberoi.co.uk/property/transfer-of-equity/transfer-of-equity-and-stamp-duty/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook

If you own a leasehold property, a Section 6 Notice could be an important step towards buying the freehold.Under the law...
09/10/2026

If you own a leasehold property, a Section 6 Notice could be an important step towards buying the freehold.

Under the law, qualifying leaseholders may have the right to purchase the freehold of their building collectively. A Section 6 Notice is the formal legal notice served on the freeholder to begin that process.

Before serving a notice, it's important to consider:

✅ Whether the leaseholders qualify
✅ The information the notice must contain
✅ Timescales and legal requirements
✅ The potential consequences of getting the process wrong

Collective enfranchisement can give leaseholders greater control over the management of their building and future lease extensions, but the legal process must be handled carefully.

Starck Uberoi Solicitors explain how a Section 6 Notice works and what leaseholders need to know before taking the next step.

Read more here: https://www.starckuberoi.co.uk/property/section-6-notice/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook

Most properties in England and Wales are now registered with the Land Registry, but unregistered properties still exist....
07/10/2026

Most properties in England and Wales are now registered with the Land Registry, but unregistered properties still exist.

They are often properties that have been owned by the same family for many years and have never been sold or transferred since compulsory registration was introduced.

Buying or selling an unregistered property can involve additional legal work, including:

➡️ Proving ownership using historic title deeds
➡️ Applying for first registration with HM Land Registry
➡️ Investigating boundaries and rights affecting the property

While the process can be more complex, it shouldn't put you off purchasing the right property, provided the legal title is properly investigated.

Starck Uberoi Solicitors explain what unregistered property is and what buyers and sellers should expect during the conveyancing process.

Read more here: https://www.starckuberoi.co.uk/property/unregistered-property/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook

Have you found the right solicitor for your property purchase? Before you instruct them, there's one important question ...
23/09/2026

Have you found the right solicitor for your property purchase? Before you instruct them, there's one important question to ask: Are they on your mortgage lender's panel?

If your solicitor isn't approved by your lender, it could lead to:

➡️ Delays to your transaction
➡️ Additional legal costs
➡️ The need to instruct another solicitor
➡️ Extra administration and paperwork

Checking panel membership at the start of your transaction can save time, money, and unnecessary stress.

Starck Uberoi Solicitors explain why lender panels matter, how to check whether your solicitor is approved, and what happens if they aren't.

Find out more here: https://www.starckuberoi.co.uk/property/how-to-check-if-a-solicitor-is-on-a-lenders-panel/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook

Buying a flat with a short lease doesn't necessarily mean you have to wait two years before extending it.If the seller h...
21/09/2026

Buying a flat with a short lease doesn't necessarily mean you have to wait two years before extending it.

If the seller has owned the property for at least two years, they may be able to serve a Section 42 Notice and assign the benefit of that notice to you on completion.

This can allow the buyer to:

✅ Start the lease extension process immediately
✅ Avoid waiting two years after purchase
✅ Protect the property's value
✅ Improve future mortgageability

It's an important option that could save both time and money, but the legal process must be handled correctly.

Starck Uberoi Solicitors explain how assigning the benefit of a Section 42 Notice works and what buyers and sellers should consider before exchanging contracts.

Read more here: https://www.starckuberoi.co.uk/property/leasehold-property-property/buying-flat-with-a-short-lease-assigning-benefit-of-section-42-notice/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook

Leasing a commercial property is one of the biggest commitments a business can make. Before you sign, it's important to ...
18/09/2026

Leasing a commercial property is one of the biggest commitments a business can make. Before you sign, it's important to understand exactly what the lease means for your business.

Key considerations include:

➡️ The length of the lease
➡️ Rent and rent review provisions
➡️ Repair and maintenance obligations
➡️ Service charges and other ongoing costs
➡️ Break clauses and renewal rights

Negotiating the right lease terms from the outset can save your business time, money, and potential disputes in the future.

Whether you're opening your first premises or expanding your business, taking legal advice before signing a lease can put you in a much stronger position.

Starck Uberoi Solicitors advise landlords and tenants on commercial property leases, helping businesses secure terms that work for their long-term objectives.

Find out more here: https://www.starckuberoi.co.uk/commercial-property/leasing-commercial-property/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook

Have you been asked to obtain a Certificate of Independent Legal Advice (ILA)?It's a common requirement for lenders and ...
16/09/2026

Have you been asked to obtain a Certificate of Independent Legal Advice (ILA)?

It's a common requirement for lenders and solicitors when someone is entering into a legal agreement that could affect their financial interests. This might include:

✅ Acting as a guarantor
✅ Signing an occupier's consent form
✅ Entering into a legal charge or mortgage arrangement
✅ Certain transfers of equity or property transactions

The purpose is to ensure you fully understand the legal implications before you sign.

An independent solicitor will explain the document, answer your questions, and confirm that you're signing freely and with a clear understanding of the risks.

Starck Uberoi Solicitors provide independent legal advice and issue certificates where appropriate, helping clients complete transactions quickly and with confidence.

Find out more here: https://www.starckuberoi.co.uk/property/certificate-of-independent-legal-advice/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook

Has your freeholder offered you an informal lease extension? It may seem like the quickest option, but it's important to...
14/09/2026

Has your freeholder offered you an informal lease extension? It may seem like the quickest option, but it's important to understand exactly what you're agreeing to.

An informal agreement can offer greater flexibility, but it may also include terms that are less favourable than a statutory lease extension, such as:

➡️ Higher or escalating ground rent
➡️ A shorter extension than you expected
➡️ Less legal protection
➡️ Terms that could affect the property's future value or mortgageability

Before accepting an offer, it's worth comparing it with your statutory rights to ensure you're making the right decision.

Starck Uberoi Solicitors explain the advantages and disadvantages of informal lease extensions and the factors leaseholders should consider before signing an agreement.

Read more here: https://www.starckuberoi.co.uk/property/leasehold-property-property/informal-lease-extension/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_campaign=Facebook&utm_medium=Facebook

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