We can help you explore your options if…
- You are buying, selling or financing a property.
- You need a lease or tenancy agreement prepared or reviewed.
- You have a landlord, tenant, title or other property dispute.
A clear perspective on your matter.
Property transactions involve more than a signed agreement. We help purchasers, sellers, investors, landlords and tenants navigate documentation, title issues and completion requirements, and represent clients when property disputes arise.
How we can assist.
- Residential, commercial and industrial conveyancing
- Developer and sub-sale transactions
- Commercial leases and residential tenancies
- Banking and property financing documentation
- Perfection of transfer and charge; property disputes
Matters we handle.
- Sale and purchase agreements and title due diligence
- Real Property Gains Tax filings and loan documentation
- Lease and tenancy drafting
- Distress proceedings, eviction recovery and caveat disputes
Useful to have ready.
These documents can help us understand your circumstances. Please begin with a brief outline; the firm will confirm how to share sensitive material after initial checks.
- Property address and available title details
- Booking form, offer letter or sale and purchase agreement
- Financing offer and relevant bank correspondence
- Existing tenancy documents or notices, where applicable
What happens next?
Tell us the essentials.
Share a brief outline and any deadline so we can identify the nature of your matter.
Agree the scope.
After initial checks, we discuss the information needed, proposed work and engagement terms.
Take an informed step.
With an agreed instruction, we assess the detail and advise on a practical route forward.
Common questions.
When should I involve a conveyancing lawyer?
Ideally, obtain advice before committing to a transaction or signing an agreement. Early review can identify title, financing and contractual issues that affect completion.
Can you help with a landlord–tenant dispute?
Yes. The available remedies depend on the agreement, the facts and applicable law. Bring the tenancy agreement, payment records and correspondence for assessment.