Property & Conveyancing insights

You might have heard about the Victorian State Government introducing changes to the stamp duty regime for commercial and industrial properties...

Selling or purchasing property? Consider engaging a lawyer or conveyancer to consider special conditions. See below to learn what can go wrong with sp

As a landlord or tenant in a commercial lease, you may be aware that your lease is considered “retail” but are unsure what that means.

Whether you are lending your child money to help them enter the property market, a friend to help grow their business or to someone for their everyday

Are you lending a significant amount of money to somebody? Are you insisting that the borrower and/or guarantor get a Legal Practitioner Certificate o

Has somebody you know asked you to be their guarantor? Are they struggling to save a deposit, or can’t seem to get a loan? In simple terms, a guaranto

Have you signed a Contract of Sale of Land to buy a property in Victoria, and now have buyer’s remorse? You may be able to end the Contract during the

A sometimes-confusing area of Conveyancing is determining whether certain building works require a building permit, or what it means to complete build

If you have recently purchased or sold a property through our firm, you are probably already aware of the PEXA Key app. If not, we have provided the b

If you were to Google, “What is a Conveyancer” you will get an answer similar to “the practice of conveyancing in the transfer of a property Title”. U

A Section 32 Statement, commonly referred to as a Vendor Statement, is a document required by section 32 of the Sale of Land Act 1962 (Vic) to be prep

All purchasers of real estate in Victoria must pay land transfer duty (more commonly known as stamp duty) to the State Revenue Office (“SRO”) in addit

For contracts dated 1 July 2019 onwards, there is a new land transfer duty (ie stamp duty) reduction available when purchasing properties in regional

Every time you purchase real estate in Victoria, you must pay land transfer duty. This duty is far more commonly known as stamp duty and it is paid t

Buying or selling property for the first time (or even the third or fourth time) is likely to expose you to a whole new range of terms that can prove