Maxwell Hodge Solicitors
Experienced Conveyancer

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Job Role: Conveyancer
Type: Permanent, Fulltime (4 days will be considered)
Salary: Up to £45,000 depending on experience
Hours: 9.00am-5.00pm, Monday-Friday
Location: West Kirby Office, 34 Grange Road, CH48 4EF
To Apply: Contact Sarah Boynton, Head of HR.
E-mail: sarahboynton@maxweb.co.uk or T: 01704 872156
We are seeking an experienced Conveyancer to join our Residential Property Team.
The successful candidate will have a minimum of 5 years’ experience managing their own residential conveyancing caseload and will be confident handling a varied mix of property transactions from instruction through to completion. You will be supported by a fulltime office-based Conveyancing Assistant.
Opportunity
Maxwell Hodge has a supportive and open culture, with Team, Support, Guidance, Resilience and Learning at the heart of everything we do. We prioritise employee wellbeing and foster an environment where people feel valued, included, and happy. We believe people thrive when they feel supported, guided, and inspired and by joining Maxwell Hodge, you will join a team that lifts and celebrates each other and encourages learning. Our aim is to maintain a high performing workforce to provide clients with an excellent client experience to attract clientele, maintain loyalty, and ultimately to achieve business success. If you’re looking to contribute, develop, and feel part of something meaningful, you’ll find your home with us.
About You
You will possess exceptional analytical skills, strategic thinking, and the ability to work under high pressure. You will be energetic, positive, and enthusiastic to provide a client-focused service and to meet deadlines and client expectations. Through clear, proactive communication, you will support clients by providing them with timely, concise, and professional advice.
Skills, Qualities and Knowledge Required
- Exceptional communication skills.
- Commercial awareness to understand market trends, opportunities, and threats.
- Ability to build trust with clients and manage their expectations.
- Analytical and critical thinking to consider complex information, identify issues, and provide practical solutions.
- Strong organisational and case management skills with high attention to detail.
- Effective time management to prioritise work and meet deadlines and targets.
- Ability to handle a range of priorities and maintain a steady workload/caseload.
- Participation in networking and business development.
- Relationship building to establish and maintain key relationships.
- Resilience to remain calm and composed under pressure and overcome challenges and setbacks.
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Key Duties
- Attend upon clients and others in person and by telephone to take instructions.
- Liaise with/report to third parties as necessary such as lenders and estate agents.
- Comply with all lender requirements where relevant.
- Handle a range of matters from initial instruction through to completion.
- Diarise key dates and deadlines, such as mortgage expiry, exchange, and completion dates, and keep under review.
- Review key documents and advise clients accordingly on mortgage offers, survey reports, searches, and property ownership.
- Conduct client due diligence, conflict checks, and risk assess the matter throughout, including client source of funds and source of wealth.
- Establish client liabilities, e.g. SDLT for purchases or indemnity policies required.
- Draft and finalise documents such as Contracts, SDLT forms, and TR1s.
- Liaise with clients and others in the chain to coordinate exchange of contracts and completion.
- Carry out post-completion tasks on purchases by registering the change of ownership at the Land Registry and paying SDLT.
- Advise clients and keep them informed throughout the transaction.
- Comply with all professional obligations.
- Adhere to the Billing and Time Recording Policy and accurately record matter related time in accordance with your time recording target.


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Salary, Holidays and Benefits
- The salary for this role is up to £45,000 depending on experience.
- Annual holiday entitlement in a full calendar starts from 20 days (up to 25 days) DOE. E.g. if you have 3 years’ experience on joining MH, your starting holiday entitlement will be 23 days, but if you have 5+ years’ experience your holiday entitlement will be 25 days.
- This is in addition to bank holidays and an extra 3 days to be used between Christmas and New Year.
- Hybrid working available. Ideally, you would be fulltime office based for the first 6 months (i.e. during your probation period).
- Paid sick leave, dependant’s leave, and birthday leave.
- Employer Supported Volunteering (2 working days each year).
- Health benefit with Medicash, which new starters can join after 6 months’ service.
- Staff discount on Wills & LPAs and Residential Conveyancing, eligible after 6 months.
- Staff wellbeing and social events.
- Different opportunities for reward and recognition including a Bonus Policy, Employee Referral Programme, Employee Recognition, and a Client Care Quarterly Reward.
- Formal performance review process, including a probation review meeting at 2 months, 4 months, and 6 months.
- Annual salary and bonus review in June of each year.
Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion
We are committed to ensuring our working practices and job roles are inclusive to meet a wide variety of needs. Therefore, should you require any reasonable adjustments or have access requirements, please make us aware when applying for the position so that we can arrange a suitable interview. Successful candidates will be asked about reasonable adjustments for their employment at Maxwell Hodge when they are formally offered the position, so that we can ensure the role meets their requirements.
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