Property law governs the legal aspects of owning, using, and transferring real estate. Key areas include:

  • Buying or Selling a Property: Managing the legal processes involved in property transactions, including contract preparation and due diligence.

  • Residential and Commercial Leasing: Advising on lease agreements, tenant rights, and landlord obligations for both residential and commercial properties.

  • Off the Plan and Subdivisions: Navigating the legal considerations for purchasing off-the-plan properties and managing subdivision processes.

  • Building Contracts: Reviewing and negotiating contracts related to construction projects to ensure compliance with relevant laws and protections.

  • Loan and Mortgage Agreements: Advising clients on the legal aspects of financing property purchases, including mortgage documentation and terms.

  • Property Development: Addressing legal requirements for land development, including zoning laws, planning approvals, and compliance with building regulations.

  • Strata and Community Title: Managing legal issues related to strata schemes and community titles, including governance, by-laws, and dispute resolution among owners.

  • Easements and Covenants: Managing rights related to land use, including access rights and restrictions imposed by easements and covenants.

  • Title and Ownership Issues: Resolving disputes regarding property ownership, including title searches and rectification of title defects.

  • Compulsory Acquisition: Assisting property owners facing compulsory acquisition by government authorities and ensuring fair compensation.

  • Dispute Resolution: Handling conflicts related to property, including mediation, arbitration, and litigation in property-related matters.

People receiving their keys and aspects of owning, using, and transferring real estate.
Property contract paperwork to sign from lawyer