Trusted Property Law Expertise
Whether you’re buying your first home, investing in commercial property, or managing lease agreements, Legal Lynk is here to make the process simple and easy to understand. We provide expert advice to protect your interests and ensure smooth transactions.
Our Services
- Managing residential, commercial, and self-managed super fund (SMSF) property transactions.
- Drafting and reviewing contracts of sale and vendor statements to ensure compliance with legal obligations.
- Advising clients on special conditions, deposit releases, and settlement processes.
- Negotiating terms to protect your interests in property transactions.
- Drafting and reviewing commercial and residential lease agreements for landlords and tenants.
- Advising on leasing disputes and obligations under tenancy laws.
- Advising on and lodging caveats to protect your legal interest in a property.
- Ensuring that caveats are used appropriately to prevent unauthorised transactions on a title.
- Advising clients on removing or resolving disputes related to caveats.
- Providing advice on buying property off the plan, including understanding developer obligations and settlement risks.
- Advising on the legal requirements for purchasing property through SMSFs.
- Ensuring compliance with tax and superannuation laws.
- Handling title transfers for family arrangements, trusts, or business entities.
- Advising on joint ownership structures and the implications for estate planning.
Why Legal Lynk?
We combine technical expertise with practical, client-focused solutions to ensure every property transaction is seamless and stress-free. With a commitment to clear communication and efficient service, we’re here to guide you every step of the way.
Contact us today for your property law needs.
Property Law – FAQs
Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership. A conveyancer or property lawyer ensures that: The title is clear of legal issues. The contract of sale protects your rights. Settlement occurs smoothly.
A caveat is a legal notice placed on a property title to protect an interest in the land. It prevents ownership changes without notifying the caveator.
Stamp duty is a tax payable on property purchases, calculated based on the property value and location. Some exemptions and concessions may apply.
Yes, but it must comply with SMSF regulations, including the sole purpose test and borrowing restrictions.
Buying off-the-plan carries risks such as: Construction delays, changes to property design, and developer insolvency.
Always review contracts with a lawyer before purchasing.
Yes, but you may be subject to stamp duty unless an exemption applies (e.g., transfers between spouses).
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