Beam (e-Conveyancing)

Beam (e-Conveyancing) is based in Tralee, at The Central Plaza on Town Square. If your property is in another part of Kerry or further away, you can ask whether the firm acts for buyers and sellers there. A short call or message will confirm this before any work starts.

Conveyancing fees are usually set for the whole transaction, and they depend mainly on the property's price, whether the work is a purchase, a sale or both, and how complex a new-build or leasehold title is. VAT and outlays are normally extra. The Conveyancing Solicitor price guide gives typical prices in Ireland, so ask for a written breakdown.

Solicitors in Ireland are regulated by the Law Society of Ireland, so you can look the firm's solicitor up on the Law Society roll before you instruct them. Ask for the solicitor's full name to make the search easy. If a financial adviser is involved in your purchase, the Central Bank register is where to check them.

A first consultation usually covers the property, whether it is a purchase or a sale, and the timeline you have in mind. The solicitor can explain the stages of the transfer and the likely costs. You can ask who will handle your file day to day and how you will be kept updated.

Bring photo identification and proof of address, as solicitors in Ireland usually need both for anti-money laundering checks. Have the property's address, the agreed price and the estate agent's name to hand, plus any mortgage approval letter and title documents you hold. A list of questions helps too.

You can ask for a quote by phone, through the firm's website or through its Locufy page. Say if it is a purchase, a sale or both, and include the property's address, its type, such as leasehold or new-build, and when you would like to proceed. That gives the solicitor enough detail to quote clearly.

You can compare Beam (e-Conveyancing) with other conveyancing solicitors in Tralee on Locufy. Look at the services each firm offers, what its quote includes, and the experience it shows. Ask each whether the quote covers VAT and outlays, and check the regulator's register before you choose.