Property & Conveyancing
Transfers, bond registrations and sectional title work, handled by a qualified conveyancer who tells you where your transfer actually stands.
Five practice areas, chosen because they are what this firm does well. Each page below sets out what the work involves, what it typically takes, and what you should bring to a first meeting.
Transfers, bond registrations and sectional title work, handled by a qualified conveyancer who tells you where your transfer actually stands.
Reporting the estate, dealing with the Master of the High Court, and carrying the administration through to distribution — so a grieving family is not also doing paperwork.
A will that is valid, current and actually reflects what you want — and, where it genuinely helps, a trust structured for a real purpose rather than a fashionable one.
Antenuptial contracts, notarial bonds, long leases and the authentication of documents for use abroad — executed before an admitted notary.
Agreements drafted in plain language that hold up when relationships change — for owner-managed businesses that would rather prevent a dispute than fund one.
Most matters do not arrive neatly labelled. A death in the family touches an estate, a will and often a property transfer at once. Describe the situation in your own words and we will tell you what is actually involved.
Tell us what you need in a sentence or two. You will hear back from the attorney handling it, not from a call centre.
We reply to every enquiry within one business day.