Secure your property's legal title with confidence. Our specialist solicitors handle all Land Registry matters, from first registrations and title corrections to complex boundary disputes and transfers of equity.
Your property's title deeds are the ultimate proof of ownership. We ensure this record is accurate, secure, and protected, handling all complexities on your behalf.
If your property has never been registered, we manage the entire process of proving title and creating a new digital record with HM Land Registry, securing your ownership for the future.
Register Your PropertyWe handle the legal process of adding or removing a person from the property title, whether due to a gift, divorce, or other family arrangement.
Change OwnershipWe provide expert advice on resolving boundary disputes with neighbours, including formalising the agreed position with a legally binding boundary agreement.
Resolve a DisputeIf there is an error on your title deeds—such as a misspelled name or incorrect boundary line—we can prepare and submit the application to have it corrected.
Correct Your Title"The service that I received from Wildlings Solicitors was excellent from start to finish. All of my queries were answered in a timely fashion and I was kept up to date throughout the whole process. I would not hesitate to use their services again in the future."
- Google Review | Residential Client"Wilding were handling the paperwork during the sale of my property. my case was seen by tafsir fahim Khan. I had excellent communication from him with very thorough accurate information provided for realistic deadlines to complete the deal. I would happily seek their services if needed again."
- Google Review | Property SaleYes. The Land Registry can correct errors, but you will need to provide strong evidence to support your application. We can manage this process of 'rectification' for you, from gathering evidence to submitting the formal application.
This is done via a 'Transfer of Equity'. Our conveyancing solicitors will draft the transfer deed, and if there is a mortgage, obtain the lender's consent before registering the change with the Land Registry.
While not necessarily a problem, registering your property provides a state-guaranteed title, makes it much easier to sell in the future, and protects you against fraud. We strongly recommend a voluntary 'First Registration' and can handle the entire process.
The first step is a thorough review of both properties' title plans. We can then advise on your legal position and negotiate with your neighbour. If an agreement is reached, we can draft a formal Boundary Agreement to be registered with the Land Registry.
Adverse Possession is the legal principle of acquiring ownership of land by possessing it for a long period (typically 10 or 12 years) without the owner's permission. These are complex applications that require a high standard of evidence, and we are experts in handling them.
This is called a 'Transfer of Part'. It requires a new, compliant title plan to be drawn up, showing the exact parcel of land being sold. We manage the drafting of the transfer deed and the registration of the new, separate title at the Land Registry.
An accurate Land Registry record is the ultimate protection for your property. Let our expert solicitors ensure your title is secure.
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Wildings Solicitors are authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (no. 552128). Wildings Solicitors is a trading name of Wildings Solicitors LLP, a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales. Registration Number OC360274 registered office 862-864 Washwood Heath Road, Ward End, Birmingham, B8 2NG. A list of Directors is available from the registered offices. We do not accept service by email.
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