Deal with your real estate
Property law advice across every type of real estate transaction
Three things we get right
When you work with us, every property transaction is handled with precision so your investment is protected and the process moves without delay.
Buy and sell with certainty
Move through conveyancing correctly, understand exactly what you are committing to, and avoid the mistakes that catch buyers and sellers off guard.
Lease on the right terms
Negotiate and document commercial leases that protect your position as landlord or tenant throughout the full term of the agreement.
Protect your property interests
Use caveats, co-ownership agreements, and legal structures to protect your interest in any property against third-party claims.
Why property transactions demand careful legal attention
Property transactions are among the largest financial decisions most people make, and among the most legally complex. A poorly reviewed contract exposes a buyer to costs they never anticipated. A commercial lease signed without proper negotiation can lock a tenant into unfavourable terms for years. An interest that is not protected by a caveat can be lost entirely.
What we help with
The questions we are asked most often in this area. If yours is not on the list, it is still worth a call.
ways we help with your property
- Deal with a community title property
- Deal with a company title property
- Transfer property under an agreement or court order
- Buy a property
- Sell a property
- Structure and document a property development
- Lease out your commercial property
- Take a lease on premises for your business
- Resolve a dispute with a neighbour or a tenant
- Agree the terms of owning a property together
- Lodge or withdraw a caveat over property
- Negotiate an access licence over your land
- Negotiate a telco lease over your land
- Deal with a strata title property
- Transfer farmland into a farm trust
- Transfer property into a trust
- Deal with goods a tenant has left behind
Our team understands how these decisions play out over a lifetime, not just the law that governs them.
No switchboard and no intake form. You are put straight through to someone who can help.
How a matter is run here follows a system that is externally audited. Who does the work, how it is checked, and what you are told are all defined.
Experience you can actually get hold of
Common questions
If yours is not answered here, call us and ask. The short question early is always cheaper than the long letter later.
How quickly can I speak to a lawyer?
Call 1300 654 590 and you will be put straight through to a lawyer rather than a switchboard. Tell us what the problem is and we will tell you how we can help.
How will I be charged?
For advice and documents we provide a fixed or capped quote before the work starts, so you do not carry the price risk. If you are in a dispute, we map out the process and the likely costs so you know what to expect.
Do I need a lawyer for something this small?
Often the cheapest moment to involve us is the one that feels too small to bother. If we do not think we can add real value, we will say so rather than open a file.
Can you work alongside my accountant?
Yes. A great deal of our commercial work is done alongside a client’s accountant or adviser. We are comfortable operating as one part of a wider team.
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