Category: Conveyancing
Land Register Act 1988 (FOLR Act) | Will You Still Be Considered A Foreign Person After Coronavirus?
Foreign Ownership of Land Register Act 1988 amendments Amendments to the Foreign Ownership of Land Register Act 1988 (FOLR Act) [link here] commencing on 1 July 2020 will align the...
VIEW MOREThe Ugly Truth About Hiring A Lawyer
Hiring A Lawyer On many occasions, we are consulted by people who have experienced a family breakdown and they have undertaken a significant amount of research online – the legal...
VIEW MOREWorking To Reduce Paper Work In Property Conveyancing
If you have been hiding under a piece of paper, then you may not know that the way in which the Titles Registry deals with paper certificates of title (aka...
VIEW MOREPain or Profit? Unlocking the next 12 months of Australia’s financial future
PAIN OR PROFIT? What do the next 12 months hold for you? (Financial Future) How will Government policies impact your back pocket? Are you prepared for the proposed changes? What...
VIEW MOREPEXA E-Conveyance Vs Paper Settlement
E-Conveyance Vs Paper Settlement Deciding on the most efficient and best value option for settling your property transaction is at the front of mind to most people and with the...
VIEW MOREBREAKING NEWS: Vendor Finance Contract are NOT illegal
That's correct Vendor Finance Contract is NOT illegal. If you haven’t done so already, take a look at our previous article “What is Vendor Finance and Is It Worth It?”....
VIEW MOREDo I need to find a Solicitor before I sign a Contract?
In most conveyancing matters, the first time a solicitor sees a Contract is after it has been entered into and fully signed. So should you find a lawyer first? In...
VIEW MOREJust bought a House? What happens next?
Once you have a contract, signed by both the seller and the buyer, one of the first things you should do is contact an experienced property conveyancing Solicitor. The conveyancing...
VIEW MOREThe Seller’s Conveyancing Checklist Made Simple
Selling your home? Here are some important things to remember to get you through the process without breaking a sweat. Stage 1. Contract of Sale Often your real estate agent will...
VIEW MORESelling your Home? Who Pays the Council Rates and Water Bill?
When selling your home, Buyers and Sellers often question who pays the council rates and the water bill. Solicitors will ensure adjustments are made at settlement so the council rates...
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