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any solicitor that can answer this for me
zipwen1
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are sol is charging £60 for are stamp duty return form we have agreed to her charges but since we found out we could fill out this form ourselves we would like to save that £60. can we do this after we have agreed to her charges
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why dont you call you solicitor and let them know? you are on the same side remember."enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb0
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I have not got a clue what language you are writing in!0
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-yes!!!!zipwen1 wrote:bin on the mushrooms or sumin is it that hard to understand
I had to read it about 3 times to understand what you were saying - you didn't get off to a very good start with "are sol..." [hint - say that to yourself out loud and you will see what I mean...
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I would certainly ask to do it myself unless they had already completed the work (unlikely, since it is one of the last things to get done). Last time I bought a house my solicitor wanted to charge 25 pounds, but I did it myself and felt that it would not have been worth paying more than a few pounds for someone else to do it. So prices of 60 or even 75 pounds are just unreasonable.0
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zipwen1 wrote:bin on the mushrooms or sumin is it that hard to understand
If you are asking for help the very least you can do is take the time to write in proper sentences (proper words would be a good start), use punctuation, and generally make it easy for people to try and help.
Having an attitude like that is going to get you nowhere. :mad:0 -
I know the answer, but I am not a solicitor.
Sorry!!0 -
maybe not everyone is as good with the written word as others ?0
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ABS - aside from the fact that this is a discussion forum, not an exam, whats to say that the OP doesn't have learning difficulties?0
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clutton wrote:maybe not everyone is as good with the written word as others ?
Agreed, but the OP just appears to be a lazy poster. I'm sure he/she could improve the original post if they read it through before submitting it.0
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