OVERVIEW
Real estate commitments are often long-term and high-value. A title copy alone does not provide the whole picture. A buyer, tenant, or investor should understand ownership, encumbrances, access, permitted use, payment terms, taxes and fees, and the circumstances in which the agreement may be terminated or a claim made.
In construction, clarity of scope, drawings, specifications, variations, completion dates, acceptance, and evidence is critical. We prepare documents before work starts, help manage claims during the project, and address disputes involving delay, defects, scope, or payment.
Focused support across the life of the matter
01
Property due diligence
Review title, ownership, mortgage or servitude, possession, restrictions, and supporting documents.
02
Sale, purchase, and transfer
Prepare reservation and sale agreements, due-diligence and transfer conditions, payment, default, and handover terms.
03
Leases and premises use
Address term, rent, deposit, fit-out, repair, renewal, assignment, and return of the premises.
04
Hotel and commercial projects
Support agreements involving owners, project managers, operators, tenants, contractors, and service providers.
05
Construction contracts
Define scope, price, time, milestones, acceptance, variations, performance security, and liability.
06
Project claims
Organise notices and evidence relating to delay, additional work, defects, cost, set-off, and damages.
07
Disputes and enforcement
Negotiate, mediate, or litigate claims concerning title, leases, payment, defects, completion, and handover.
01
Verify rights and facts
Collect title, contracts, plans, payment records, correspondence, and information on the property or work.
02
Set the conditions and controls
Define pre-payment or transfer conditions, acceptance evidence, default notices, and suspension or termination rights.
03
Complete the transaction or claim
Coordinate signing, registration, delivery, and post-completion documents, or pursue the agreed dispute strategy.
