Contact our Eastbourne solicitors

Our Eastbourne solicitors provide clear, practical legal advice for individuals and businesses across East Sussex, including Hailsham, Polegate, and Seaford.

Our office is conveniently located on Gildredge Road in Eastbourne town centre, less than a two-minute walk from Eastbourne railway station. Client parking is available at the rear of the building, accessible via Ivy Terrace and West Terrace.

Fill in the form below and our team will get back to you as soon as possible. If you would prefer to speak to us directly, call 01323 407555 or email enquiries@solegal.co.uk.

Eastbourne

15 Gildredge Road
Eastbourne
East Sussex
BN21 4RB

e: enquiries@solegal.co.uk
t: 01323 407555
f: 01323 732697

 

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News from our Eastbourne solicitors

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Remortgaging a property held in an SPV limited company: what investors need to know

Remortgaging property held through an SPV involves additional legal considerations. We explain the refinancing process, lender requirements, security…
Dylan Leet Head of Real Estate Finance
Dylan Leet
Partner & Head of Real Estate Finance
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Judie Halimah qualifies as a solicitor at SO Legal

We are delighted to announce that Judie A Halimah has qualified as a solicitor in England and Wales and has taken up a position in our real estate finance team.
Simon Moss - SO Legal
Simon Moss
Managing Director
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Adding a partner to your property: transfer of equity explained

A transfer of equity can be used to add a spouse or partner to the ownership of your property. We explain how the process works, including mortgages, joint…
Nicole Hoddinott - SO Legal
Nicole Hoddinott
Partner & Solicitor
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Transfer of equity after separation: what homeowners should know

A transfer of equity may be needed when one person keeps a jointly owned property following separation. We explain the legal process, mortgage requirements,…
Nicole Hoddinott - SO Legal
Nicole Hoddinott
Partner & Solicitor
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Buying a house with a private road: risks and legal considerations

Buying a property with a private road can involve additional legal issues, from access rights and maintenance obligations to unexpected repair costs.…
Joe Kennedy - SO Legal
Joe Kennedy
Solicitor & Deputy Head of Residential Property
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Due diligence when buying a property SPV

Buying a property SPV involves more than investigating the property. Discover the key due diligence checks on the company, tax, liabilities, finance, contracts…
Dylan Leet Head of Real Estate Finance
Dylan Leet
Partner & Head of Real Estate Finance
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SO Legal welcomes property lawyer Caron Austin to Bath team

We are delighted to welcome experienced property lawyer Caron Austin to our Bath team, bringing expertise in commercial and residential property to our new…
Simon Moss - SO Legal
Simon Moss
Managing Director
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Can multiple investors own a property SPV?

Property SPVs can provide a flexible structure for joint property investment. Learn how ownership structures, share classes, shareholder agreements, personal…
Dylan Leet Head of Real Estate Finance
Dylan Leet
Partner & Head of Real Estate Finance