All aspects of property sale contract preparation and review and e-conveyancing on PEXA for NSW property and retail and commercial shop leasing. We can assist you to apply for Probate or Letters of Administration (intestacy) for the estate of your late loved one. Our Notary can certify copy documents, verify your identification, witness your signature and many other things, for use overseas.
We would definitely recommend and would personally use Carolynne at Banksia Law again for future legal purposes! Carolynne did the conveyancing of selling our Sydney property and the purchase of our new home (outside of Sydney). She made everything so easy and was able to action an earlier settlement for us.
We would definitely recommend and would personally use Carolynne at Banksia Law again for future legal purposes! Carolynne did the conveyancing of selling our Sydney property and the purchase of our new home (outside of Sydney). She made everything so easy and was able to action an earlier settlement for us.
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She brings 20 years experience of working in a general law practice to the firm, with half of those years as a qualified solicitor. Carolynne's passion is in the area of property law/conveyancing including commercial leasing and these are now her core areas of practice at Banksia Law. Whilst studying for her law degree, she worked as a paralegal in the areas of family law, criminal law, commercial litigation, debt recovery and liquor licensing.
Conveyancing is the process of passing ownership of property (also called "real property") such that the title to the property is conveyed from the vendor to the purchaser. There are many laws that have developed over time in relation to the conveyance of property in NSW.
The laws place certain obligations on vendors to disclose important information about the property to prospective purchasers, such as local council zoning and any easements affecting the property.All this information is bundled into the Contract for Sale of Land which your solicitor prepares and provides to the real estate agent, which allows the agent to begin marketing the property.
The laws place certain obligations on vendors to disclose important information about the property to prospective purchasers, such as local council zoning and any easements affecting the property.All this information is bundled into the Contract for Sale of Land which your solicitor prepares and provides to the real estate agent, which allows the agent to begin marketing the property.
