Conveyancing
Amba Royle can assist with conveyancing matters through Amity Law Ltd. Conveyancing services are carried out via Amity Law Ltd, a firm regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers.
Email: amba.royle@amitylaw.co.uk · Tel: 01204 327 538
Please contact Amba Royle directly using the enquiry button above so your conveyancing enquiry can be routed appropriately through Amity Law Ltd. All enquiries remain subject to Amity Law Ltd’s onboarding, identity, risk, lender panel, compliance and matter acceptance requirements.
Amity Law Limited is regulated by the Council for Licensed Conveyancers under number 11110 for the provision of conveyancing services.
You can contact Amba with the basic details of your proposed transaction, including whether it is a sale, purchase, remortgage or other conveyancing matter, the property value, tenure and lender details if known.
All enquiries, quotes and instructions remain subject to Amity Law Ltd’s onboarding, identity, risk, lender panel, compliance and matter acceptance requirements.
Please do not send funds or highly sensitive documents until you have received formal instructions through the approved Amity Law Ltd process.
If your matter can proceed, you will be directed through the appropriate Amity Law Ltd process for client care, compliance and formal onboarding.
Amba Royle is a senior legal professional with substantial experience working within regulated legal environments. Her background spans conveyancing, family law, civil litigation, housing matters, private client work, compliance, risk management and legal education.
Amba has particular experience in residential conveyancing, including sales, purchases, remortgages, leasehold transactions, right-to-buy matters, shared ownership and transfers of equity where appropriate.
Amba’s experience includes reviewing title, searches and leasehold documentation, preparing reports on title, raising and responding to enquiries, dealing with lender requirements, managing exchange and completion, SDLT submissions, Land Registry applications and post-completion work.
She also has experience with leasehold structures, management company requirements, title irregularities, indemnity insurance and practical post-completion requirements.
Subject to Amity Law Ltd approval and onboarding, conveyancing enquiries may include residential sales, residential purchases, remortgages, leasehold matters, right-to-buy transactions and shared ownership transactions.
Some work types are restricted or prohibited under Amity Law Ltd’s internal requirements. If your matter cannot be accepted, you will be told after the initial review.
Fees depend on the type of transaction, property value, tenure, lender position, searches, disbursements, VAT and any additional work required. A quote will be provided through Amity’s approved quote process.
Where applicable, fees and any additional charges will be explained before you proceed.
Conveyancing services are carried out via Amity Law Ltd.
Amity Law aims to resolve complaints promptly and fairly. Complaints should initially be referred to Sharon Holland using the details set out in the Complaints Procedure.
Cybercrime is increasing, particularly in relation to property transactions and bank details. You should be aware that a fraudster may deliberately misrepresent themselves as a member of, or someone acting on behalf of, Amity Law for criminal purposes.
If you receive an email purporting to come from Amity Law or a member of staff, or if you are directed to a website which purports to be Amity’s website and you have doubts or concerns about authenticity, contact the member of staff you normally deal with or email customerexperience@amitylaw.co.uk.
Please call your conveyancer to confirm bank details before transferring any funds. Amity Law Limited will not accept responsibility if you transfer money into an incorrect bank account.
Amity Law Limited will never inform you of a change of bank details by email and will never ask you to pay funds into an account that is not in the name of Amity Law or PEXA UK.
Email is not a 100% secure communications medium. Please take care when sending information by email and do not rely on email alone for bank details or urgent transaction instructions.
Formal exchange of contracts must take place by a recognised protocol. Email correspondence alone does not create a binding exchange of contracts unless expressly confirmed through the correct process.
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