Our client was the vendor of a tenanted investment property. After signing a Contract of Sale with a buyer, they wanted to make it to settlement within one week – an extremely short timeframe compared a usual 30-90 day settlement period.
Our client was the vendor of a recently sold wholefoods business. They were looking forward to enjoying a well-deserved overseas holiday after settlement, but not all the parties were coming to the table – they needed our help to get everyone to settlement day.
When our clients signed the Contract of Sale to purchase their new home, their potential neighbour told them he was planning to pursue a claim of adverse possession, as he believed land within their fence line belonged to his property. Our clients needed our advice on how to tackle this issue before it became something more costly to deal with.
Our client was a couple purchasing their very first investment property which they planned to rent out. At their pre-settlement inspection they noticed the vendor had left hard rubbish at the property, and they needed us to negotiate on their behalf to ensure the items were removed before they took ownership.
Our client was an investor purchasing the property which was home to one of his favourite restaurants. Before settlement, it came to light that the tenant was in rental arrears. The vendor needed to account for this debt at settlement, and our client needed us to negotiate with the vendor on his behalf to make sure that he wasn’t taking on any debts when he bought the property.
Our client was an eager home-buyer who had signed a Contract of Sale to purchase an off-the-plan property, and needed our help to move into their home as soon as possible.
Our client was a co-executor in his grandfather Will, alongside his grandfather’s solicitor. It had been 17 years since his grandfather had passed away, and our client needed our help to administer the estate after the almost two-decade long delay.
Our client was an experienced business consultant who had been consulting with a financial planning firm for more than 7 years. It had been agreed that she was going to become a shareholder and equity partner when she loaned $200,000 to the firm without a written agreement.
Our client was a young home buyer excited to make the leap to home ownership and leave the rental market. As a first-time purchaser, they were hoping for a smooth and easy conveyancing experience.
