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Mortgage repaid - charges query

Harry_Potless
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A number of years ago, I sold a house and now need to find out what my lawyer charged (and for what) as well as what portions of the sale value were retained to be paid to those financial institution who had "charges" on the property (my bank, a third-party secured loan lender and the estate agent who dealt with the sale).
I have found a letter from my lawyer referring to an earlier letter and statement of account but am unable to find either the letter or the statement to which the latter communication refers.
If I ask the lawyer who acted for me, in the sale, is he/his practice likely to simply provide me with a copy or are they more likely to levy a charge?
If anyone either A) is a lawyer; or
has ever requested similar, please would you be kind enough to advise me?
Thank you.
I have found a letter from my lawyer referring to an earlier letter and statement of account but am unable to find either the letter or the statement to which the latter communication refers.
If I ask the lawyer who acted for me, in the sale, is he/his practice likely to simply provide me with a copy or are they more likely to levy a charge?
If anyone either A) is a lawyer; or

Thank you.
Wendell: "It's a mess, ain't it, sheriff?"
Ed Tom Bell: "If it ain't, it'll do 'til a mess gets here."
(From "No Country for Old Men")
Ed Tom Bell: "If it ain't, it'll do 'til a mess gets here."
(From "No Country for Old Men")
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Harry_Potless wrote: »A number of years ago,
How long? As the records may not have been kept.0 -
Thrugelmir wrote: »How long? As the records may not have been kept.
Thanks for replying.:)
July, 2006.Wendell: "It's a mess, ain't it, sheriff?"
Ed Tom Bell: "If it ain't, it'll do 'til a mess gets here."
(From "No Country for Old Men")0 -
Thrugelmir wrote: »How long? As the records may not have been kept.
Is there a set minimum period that legal firms have to keep records for?
If so, how long is that period, please?
And do they charge for copies of documents, such as the one I'm after?
Thanks.Wendell: "It's a mess, ain't it, sheriff?"
Ed Tom Bell: "If it ain't, it'll do 'til a mess gets here."
(From "No Country for Old Men")0
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