Property Law & Conveyancing
Property Law And Conveyancing: Overview
By focusing on quality and service we can assist you through the entire standard process of conveyancing.
In general terms, the law of Conveyancing involves the transfer of legal title of a property from one person to another, or otherwise the granting of an encumbrance over a property in favour of another.
The Conveyancing process can either involve the buying and selling of property and the process includes;
- If purchasing a property, reviewing and providing you with written or verbal advice on a Contract for sale and the effect that it will have on you.
- Negotiating directly with the vendor solicitor on your behalf in relation to amendments to the Contract for sale.
- Attending to exchange of contracts.
- Advise you on the payment of stamp duty and the methods of paying such duty including and assisting with any exemptions or concession applications
- Preparing settlement adjustment figures and ensuring proper adjustments of council and water rates and if relevant strata levies.
- If you are buying a property and you have a financier providing you with a loan, loan documents are required to be signed and returned to the Lender together with their requirements.
- Liaising with your Lender to provide any requirements and liaise with them to arrange settlement time and place and provide them with cheque direction.
- If you are selling your property a contract for sale is required to be prepared on your behalf before you will be able to market the sale of your property.
- Also if you are selling your property, we would write to your discharging mortgagee after exchange to ensure that they will be in a position to settle the matter, and provide a payout figure and have the Certificate of Title available for settlement.
- Attending to settlement on your behalf.
What Constitutes Criminal Offenses?
Are you facing criminal charges and need assistance understanding the legal implications and steps forward?
Criminal offenses cover a range of actions where the law is violated, including:
- Physical assault: Intentionally causing harm or injury to another person through physical force. Examples include acts like hitting, punching, slapping, kicking, or using a weapon.
- Battery: Making intentional and unlawful physical contact with another person without consent. This includes any form of unwanted touch or use of force.
- Theft: Unlawfully taking someone else’s property with the intent to permanently deprive them of it. Examples include shoplifting, robbery, and burglary.
- Stalking: Repeated, unwanted attention and surveillance that causes fear or distress. This includes following someone, repeatedly contacting them, or spying.
- Intimidation: Actions intended to coerce or threaten another person into compliance. Forms include threats of violence or other aggressive behavior.
- Harassment: Persistent, unwanted behavior that causes distress or alarm. Examples are repeated calls, messages, or acts aimed at disturbing the peace.
- Fraud: Intentional deception for personal or financial gain. This includes identity theft, forgery, and financial scams.
- Cybercrime: Offenses involving digital devices or the internet. Examples include hacking, cyberstalking, and online scams.
At Papantoniou Blake Lawyers, we are here to support you through the criminal justice process. Our skilled criminal defense lawyers will guide you each step of the way.
Business Conveyancing And Leasing: Overview
Our property solicitors are experienced in handling a broad range of Conveyancing matters, not only limited to the Sale and purchase of residential property but also the leasing of Commercial or Industrial property. We can act on behalf of a landlord or a tenant. We can also act on the Sale and Purchase of a business.
The purchase and sale of business transactions often involve a wide range of issues that include but not limited to Intellectual Property, good will, Equipment and other considerations. Tax law also becomes relevant in the majority of such transactions and need to be considered if it forms part of the matter. In relation to such transactions our firm has acted for Landlords and Tenants over the years. The Landlords that we have represented include owners of Commercial, Industrial and Retail property and we have acted in drafting complicated Lease documents and advising landlords in relation to complicated issues regarding Leasehold interests and intentions to lease their commercial or industrial or retail property. We have also acted for Landlords in disputed matters, including assisting landlords to evict tenants for Commercial or industrial property, and in collecting unpaid rent. Our litigation expertise ensures that we can add another level of experience in acting on such matters. Alternatively, we have also acted for tenants in relation to leases, and we are able to closely analyse the terms and conditions of a lease or proposed lease, and provide detailed legal advice in relation to such terms and conditions and seeking amendments on the tenants’ behalf if required.
Therefore, our property team can assist with the following matters;-
- Buying and selling of residential property
- Purchase of a business
- Sale of a business
- Commercial leasing – acting for a tenant
- Commercial leasing – acting for a landlord.
Free First Consultation
Choosing the right criminal defense lawyer is a personal decision. A recommendation from a friend doesn’t necessarily mean a lawyer will be the right fit for you. Sometimes, it’s simply a matter of compatibility and connection.
Why is this important?
Because trust and understanding are essential in a legal defense. You need to feel that your lawyer is genuinely listening to you, understanding your circumstances, and addressing your concerns. They should prioritize what’s important to you, be transparent about the possible outcomes, and offer advice that is both realistic and well-considered.
For these reasons, we provide a no-obligation, free initial consultation for all new clients. This gives you the chance to meet your lawyer and determine if they’re the right match for you, without any financial commitment.
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