A caveat is a notice of an interest in the property. It can be registered on the title of the property if you have a caveatable interest.

The property of a deceased person can be distributed in a number of ways. You must take care when dealing with your property in a will.

Types of ownership of jointly owned property.

When purchasing a property, general condition 22 of the Contract of Sale states that you (or a person nominated by you) have the right to...

Moving into a new property is an exciting and busy time in one’s life. Therefore, it is important to note and understand which services...

Generally, a Solicitor’s Certificate is required by banks when you have been asked to guarantee a loan. A guarantee to a loan is an...

Moving into a new property is an exciting and busy time in one’s life. Therefore, it is important to note and understand which services...

Electronic conveyancing or “e-conveyancing” is an online platform provided by Property Exchange Australia Limited (PEXA), where...