Individuals

Property Conveyancing

We represent clients in purchasing & selling property in all areas of Sydney. We pride ourselves in quality service we provide. Client’s best interest is our top priority, offering solutions, advice and guidance to help clients. We will provide you with a first-rate service, working closely with lending manager/broker and estate agents. We have also helped our clients to negotiate business contracts, leases and also applying for liquor licence. Many of our clients are referred by existing clients who are happy with our work.

Dispute Resolution and Litigations

We can represent you or your firm in dispute resolution and litigation in the areas of property, commercial, equity and trust etc. Sometimes you are caught up in a situation you cannot avoid and have no choice but to start a proceeding which can be stressful and uncertain. However, the right solicitor will make this process as smooth as possible, whilst also fighting for an outcome that is in your best interests. We will represent, protect and assert your interests in a dispute, arrange for barristers to appear on your behalf in Court, arrange for expert report/interpreter/translator, attend mediations and/or negotiations with intent to pursue a favourable outcome for you.

Family Law

We have family lawyers who can help you to draft, review, negotiate and advice on premarital agreement, financial agreement or divorce application. We make every effort to reach a favourable settlement without the need for costly litigation.

Wills and Estate Planning. Deceased Estate

Preparing and drafting an effective Will or trust and estate plan allows your real property and assets to be disposed of in accordance with your intentions when you die. This not only allows you to avoid probate but also ensures that your wishes are met but also ensures that the heavy burden is not passed on to your loved ones. Our simple will starts from $300+GST.

GENERAL POWER OF ATTORNEY, ENDURING POWER OF ATTORNEY AND ENDURING GUARDIAN

General Power of Attorney is a legal document that allows you to appoint a person (also called a trustee) to act on your behalf to deal with your money, real estate, and all other financial matters. In NSW, a Power of Attorney can only apply to financial and legal matters. You may for instance be travelling overseas and want to give your attorney access to your bank accounts to pay your bills, or collect and deposit income. If you would like give Power of Attorney to someone to deal with real estate property (buy or sell), it has to be registered with Land Registry Services. General Power of Attorney ceases to have effect if a person loses mental capacity.

Enduring Power of Attorney continues to be in force after you have lost capacity to self manage. This distinction is particularly important for older people as it will be too late to appoint someone if you suddenly had an accident and goes into coma, diagnosed with dementia or other mental frailty.

An Enduring Guardian is a person who you appoint to manage and deal with your personal or health issues when you no longer can make your own decisions. Enduring Guardian makes decision on where you live, what services are provided to you at home and what medical treatment you receive. It will only comes into effect if or when you lose capacity and will only be effective during the period of incapacity, therefore, it may never become operational.