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Are you looking to make a property transaction in Melbourne?
Whether you are looking to buy your first home, sell your home, transfer property to someone else, or even make a deal on some commercial real estate, our property lawyers in Melbourne are here to ensure it is done right.
Property law can be complex, especially when it comes to buying and selling.
Mistakes or lack of experience can be costly, causing headaches, expenses and legal issues which can go on for months and even years in some cases.
Unfortunately, many people go into a property deal not being fully aware of all the details and things to look out for, and end up paying the price.
This is why it’s extremely important to have an experienced property lawyer on your side who has a track record of successful property transactions in Melbourne and can ensure that everything is being done correctly.
How Our Melbourne Real Estate Lawyers Can Help You
Whether you are looking to buy, sell, lease or rent, residential or commercial, our property lawyers in Melbourne are here to help with all aspects of the transaction from conveyancing to disputes.
Every property lawyer on our team is highly experienced in property law in Victoria, allowing us to resolve any property law matters you may have.
Complete A-Z Management
Beginning from our appointment, we manage the entire property transaction process for you – from reviewing your contract, to the signing, to the settlement – we are on your side, by your side. We deal with all property law related matters in Victoria, so no matter what comes up, rest assured that our property law team has your back.
Local Knowledge
Our local knowledge of property laws in Victoria allow us to ensure that every step in the process is being completed correctly, saving you from any unexpected surprises.
When you engage our expert property lawyers for your transaction, our priority is to protect your interests, explaining the process and your legal obligations in plain English and keeping you updated every step of the way.
Due Diligence
As property law specialists, we conduct thorough due diligence on behalf of our clients. This includes investigating and reviewing various aspects of the property, such as titles and plans, encumbrances, zoning regulations, permits, leases, and any potential legal issues that may affect the property’s value or use.
Our property solicitors will go over the deal with you in detail and advise you on any factors that could be a potential issue or that you could negotiate on to get a better deal.
Property Dispute Resolution
In the event of a property law dispute, our expert property lawyers are here to assist you in resolving the matter through negotiation, mediation or, if necessary, litigation. Being so familiar with Victorian property law allows us to swiftly and smoothly settle property disputes and allow you to get on with your life.
Compliance with Laws and Regulations
Our skilled property lawyers ensure that your property transaction complies with relevant laws, regulations, and procedures, saving you from the potential headache of having to deal with legal issues down the line.
By staying updated on changes in property laws, expert property lawyers are able to give you the most up-to-date advice to navigate all legal requirements effectively.
Transparent Fees and Costs
All of our fees and costs are transparent, so you know exactly what you will be paying and won’t be hit with any surprises when the bill comes.
Property Law Services We Offer:
Residential Property Law
- Contract advice
- Off the plan
- Co-ownership disputes
- Property litigation
- Related party property transfers
- Transfers after divorce or separation
- Transfers in accordance with a will
- Caveat lodgement and removal
- Lost titles
- Mortgage and loan preparation
- Mortgage and loan advice
- Guarantor advice (solicitor’s certificate of independent legal advice)
- Residential and commercial conveyancing
- Contract and s32 Vendor Statement preparation
- Established houses
- Vacant Land
- Units and apartments
- Commercial property (factories, warehouses and offices)
- Licence agreements
- Caveats
- Retirement Villages
- Any other type of property transactions
Pre-Purchase Legal Advice
- Review and advice on the Contract of Sale and s32 Vendor Statement
- Advice on off-the-plan contracts including apartments, units and vacant land
- First Home Buyer guidance
- House and land packages
- Stamp duty considerations including FHOG and First Home Buyer stamp duty exemption
Property Transfers
- Transfer between brothers and sisters, parents, children and grandparents
- Transfers between same sex couples
- Transfers between spouses or domestic partners
- Deceased estates - transfers to an executor, surviving spouse or beneficiary of a will
- Change in the manner of holding from joint proprietors to tenants in common or vice versa
- Transfers between family trusts and companies
- Advice on stamp duty exemptions for transfers between spouses and related parties
Retail & Commercial Real Estate
- Commercial Purchase & Sale
- Commercial & Retail Leases
- Landlord Disclosure Statements
- Commercial Leases
- Transfer and Assignment of Leases
- Renewal and variations of Leases
Property Disputes & Litigation
- Commercial property disputes
- Residential property disputes
- Boundary & fencing disputes
- Lease agreements
- Landlord-tenant disputes
- Land use
- Zoning
- Property ownership disputes
- And other issues
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FAQ About Property Law
What Does a Property Lawyer Do?
Property lawyers in Melbourne skilfully manage and oversee all legal matters related to buying, selling, and leasing property. They assist you with contract reviews, title checks, and zoning issues, ensuring your transactions are secure.
Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or an experienced developer, they help navigate complex property laws and protect your interests in the Melbourne real estate market.
Do I Need a Lawyer For Property Settlement In Melbourne?
When completing a property settlement in Melbourne, you’ll find that hiring a property lawyer can greatly simplify the process. They’ll protect your interests, review documents, and handle disputes efficiently.
With their expertise, you can confidently navigate complex transactions, fully understanding contract terms and property titles. This support ensures everything meets legal standards, providing you with peace of mind throughout the settlement.
Do I Need a Lawyer When Buying Property In Melbourne?
When buying property in Melbourne, it’s advantageous to have property lawyers to manage the complex legal aspects and protect your interests. Property lawyers assist you with understanding contracts, zoning laws, and property taxes, making legal documents clearer.
Employing a lawyer helps address potential problems and ensures adherence to local property law, thus safeguarding your investment and streamlining the purchasing process for you.
Do You Need a Property Lawyer to Sell Property In Victoria?
Although it isn’t legally compulsory to employ property lawyers when selling property in Victoria, it’s strongly advised to ensure a smooth transaction. A lawyer will manage complex legal matters, such as drafting contracts and resolving title discrepancies. They’ll ensure compliance with property law and protect your rights, providing peace of mind.
Using a property lawyer simplifies the process and helps avoid potential legal issues.
Can a Property Lawyer Reject a Property For a Client?
Property Lawyers can indeed reject a property for a client if it presents legal complications that could jeopardise the transaction. If there are defects in the title, zoning problems, or undisclosed liabilities, they’ll likely advise you to avoid it. This protects you from future legal problems and financial losses.
Can You Divide Property Without a Lawyer In Victoria?
In Victoria, you can divide property without property lawyers through a Binding Financial Agreement or a Consent Order.
A Binding Financial Agreement allows you to decide how to split assets without involving the court, while Consent Orders must be approved by the court and are legally binding.
Although it’s feasible to proceed without a property lawyer, consulting one can help ensure you comply with all legal standards and achieve a fair agreement, as they can help navigate the often complex laws.
Do Property Lawyers Go to Court?
Yes, property lawyers do attend court for disputes such as boundary issues or lease conflicts.
Whether it’s representing clients in ownership disputes or eviction cases, their presence in court is essential when other resolution methods fail. Having property lawyers who are prepared to litigate is crucial for protecting your interests.
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