Buying, selling, leasing or disputing property in Victoria? We handle the legal side so you can focus on the decision itself. Plain language advice, fixed-fee options, and a solicitor who picks up the phone.
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We spend 20 minutes on the phone understanding your situation. No charge for this call, no obligation. You tell us what the property issue is; we tell you whether we can help and roughly what it will cost.
Contracts of sale, section 32 vendor statements, lease agreements, caveats, title searches: we read every page. Within two business days you receive a written summary flagging risks and recommended changes.
Our solicitors handle correspondence with the other party's lawyers, draft special conditions, and negotiate amendments. You approve each change before it goes out.
We coordinate with banks, real estate agents, and Land Use Victoria to settle on time. Once the transfer is registered, you get a final confirmation email with all documents attached.
Property law branches in many directions. Here are the areas where our team spends most of its time.
We manage the legal transfer when you buy or sell a house, unit, or townhouse. This includes reviewing the contract, preparing the section 32 statement for vendors, liaising with your lender, and attending to settlement through PEXA.
Retail and office leases in Victoria are governed by specific legislation. We draft, review and negotiate lease terms, rent review clauses, make-good obligations, and assignment or subletting conditions for both landlords and tenants.
Boundary disagreements, easement conflicts, adverse possession claims, co-owner disputes: we represent clients at VCAT and the Supreme Court of Victoria when negotiation fails to resolve the issue.
Planning to subdivide land or develop multiple dwellings? We prepare owners corporation rules, liaise with council planning departments, and register plans of subdivision with Land Use Victoria.
Errors on a certificate of title can block a sale or refinance. We lodge applications to correct names, remove expired caveats, and update easement notations through the Registrar of Titles.
Buying an apartment that hasn't been built yet carries particular risks. We review sunset clauses, deposit protections, and the developer's disclosure obligations under the Sale of Land Act 1962.
Whether you need a quick contract review or long-term help with a development project, start by telling us a bit about your situation. We respond to every enquiry within one business day.
256 Savannah Square, Wilkinsonburgh, Victoria 5576, Australia
