Conveyancing involves the process of transferring property ownership. It includes preparing crucial documentation necessary for a smooth property exchange between two parties. A conveyancer specialises in facilitating legal documents like deeds or leases to facilitate the property title transfer from the seller to the buyer or between a landowner and a tenant, thus legitimising the real estate transaction. In addition, we have other vital responsibilities in real estate transactions. These include:
Buying property is a significant step, whether it's your first home or an investment property. We help you navigate through the buying process. We guide the drafting of a solid offer-to-purchase and are committed to making this journey as smooth and successful as possible. Your dream property is within reach, and we are here to make it a reality.
Buying and selling property can be a complicated process, but it need not be if you have chosen a good conveyancer.
Navigating the process of extending or subdividing a sectional title unit can be complex, but with the right guidance and assistance, you can ensure that everything is done correctly and efficiently. Do not hesitate to reach out to us for support and guidance throughout the process.
Litigation can be an expensive, adversarial, and time-consuming process. It also may erode the neighbourliness of your community and subject homeowners to large special levies to cover legal fees. Mediation is usually a more efficient and affordable way to resolve the typical conflicts that arise in sectional title communities. Our attorney-mediators act as neutral third parties who will listen to all viewpoints and facilitate discussion between disputing parties without rendering a final judgment. Our goal is to enable the community members to settle even intense and protracted disputes amicably, quickly, and cost-effectively.
When a property is inherited from a deceased estate, the property needs to be transferred into the name of the heir (the person inheriting it) from the deceased estate. A conveyancing attorney carries out this transfer. The fees payable are predetermined and the rates and tax clearance are applicable.
Ownership of land is accompanied by ownership of all structures and fixtures permanently erected on the land. However a land owner can grant rights over the property that require registration and these include long-term leases, and servitudes.