Whether you're buying or selling, our Exceptional Conveyancing & Property Law Team will carefully guide you through the property minefield and look after you in five very special ways:
We’ll keep you informed every step of the way, explaining things clearly in plain English...
We’ll return your phone calls by the end of the day at the latest...
Your transaction will be dealt with promptly. We don’t cut corners and you’ll have no nagging worries, because every aspect of your matter will be looked after properly...
We guarantee you’ll receive the highest standard of service. If we let you down in any way we’ll fix the problem promptly at our cost. If you’re not absolutely delighted with our service, we’ll refund to you every cent of our fees...
We’ve looked after over 26,500 people just like you since 1969...so you know you’ll be in the right hands!
Partner & Conveyancing Lawyer Accredited Property Law Specialist
Our Expertise:
Our Exceptional Conveyancing Team members are pleasant, accessible and experienced. They will provide you with exceptional service and possess expertise in:
Dealing with all types of Title, including Torrens, Old System, Qualified, Strata and Community.
Acting for buyers and sellers of residential and commercial property, including drafting and advising on contracts.
Acting for lenders and borrowers in respect of residential mortgage transactions and commercial loan transactions.
Acting for lessors and lessees in respect of commercial lease matters.
Acting for land developers in respect of subdivisions in relation to land under Torrens Title, Strata and Community Title (including drafting and registering Section 88B instruments creating easements, rights of way, Restrictions as to User, etc).
Creating Easements by way of Transfer
Acting for individuals in respect of resumptions of property by Councils and the Roads & Maritime Services (Road Traffic Authority - RTA)
Advising people who are considering going into a Retirement Village or Nursing Home (including advising them about Deeds of Licence and other "retirement living" documentation).
We have for a long time specialised in Conveyancing and Property Law and have acted for thousands of individuals. We have also acted for large and small developers, Banks and other financial institutions.
"Thank you very much for the smooth settlement of our property at Charlestown. We are very happy with our purchase and the professional and friendly manner in which you conducted it. A special thanks to John Teague for his assistance in the final settlement of the rates situation. I am certain we would not have received what was fairly ours without your advice and assistance - it was greatly appreciated. I look forward to contacting you and your firm in the future." M & J Booth
"I am just writing to express my gratitude towards your property law team who handled both the sale and the mortgage of my property. They were exceptional in helping me come to completion, and no amount of help was too much to ask. They took it upon themselves to ask the mortgagee for an urgent settlement, and for this I am extremely grateful. I thank your team again for all their help." Joanne Doueihi
"Thank you so much for all your care and attention to detail with our house sale and everything that has entailed. You have contributed hugely to peace-of-mind and a firm sense of security, and we are very, very grateful." Geoff and Libby Cutfield
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