Conveyancing Lawyer Auckland

The auction process is becoming a popular way of selling Kiwi Property. The one important thing to note, though, that on the fall of the auctioneers hammer, with your’s being the leading property bid, this contract is generally unbreakable and you must have done all the research beforehand. A winning bid on your potential property at a New Zealand auction will create a binding agreement and contract to purchase that property. A deposit will usually also be required.

To help you with your chosen property’s due diligence process, we can provide you with a pre-auction property legal check.

A property and conveyancing lawyer can provide advice on disputes relating to the personal home. Common property disputes range from boundary disputes to trees and repair responsibilities. Our lawyers will be able to provide you guidance in plain English, ensure your rights are protected, and follow the correct processes; so that you can get back to enjoying your house. Whatever the issue, our friendly team are ready to assist you.

The conveyancing process may seem fairly straightforward, but you shouldn’t dive into the process without clarity. We’re here to handle all of the paperwork and research that must be undertaken as part of the conveyancing process.  Contacting the property lawyers at Quay Law will save you time, stress and money, as we act on your behalf to establish a sale and purchase agreement that is fair, valid and delivered in a timeframe to suit. No matter the situation, no matter the property, we can answer any conveyancing questions at every step of the way.

Cross-leasing, where the underlying land’s ownership is shared, has many important considerations that apply when buying and selling the property. Limitations are present, as is an increase in the number of pre-purchase checks. Selling a cross lease property also requires extra care, as these additional checks and limitations complicate the sale to some degree. Finding out if the title is defective or not, if the flat’s plan is up to date, if renovations have Council consent and are shown on the flats plan, and what is present on the memorandum of lease, etc. all plays into the purchase and sale of a cross-leased property.

When buying a cross-leased property, it is important to use a conveyancing lawyer to find these things out. Our team is highly experienced in all conveyancing matters; Talk to us should you have any questions.

When looking to convert from a leasehold to freehold tenancy, you may notice the often convoluted and confusing path you must take in order to do so. There can be many pitfalls and hazards waiting to trip you up along the way, even years down the line when you thought you were home free. That’s why it is really important to consider an conveyancing lawyer from Quay Law, your local legal specialists. Our property law solicitors can help you to establish and futureproof the legal framework surrounding your property investments.

When considering the many facets of property law, building and construction contracts may not immediately spring to mind. Instead, we tend to consider the post-construction legal aspects. However, securing a conveyancing solicitor from our talented Auckland legal team for any construction matters could end up being the best decision you ever made. The world of a conveyancing lawyer encompasses the legal journey of a property from the first step to the last. Make sure you aren’t stuck between a rock and a hard place – cover your bases this construction season with Quay Law’s Auckland property lawyers.

It may come as a surprise to some, particularly tenants, that both landlords and tenants are expected to meet certain legal expectations as according to New Zealand tenancy law. Landlords and tenants alike are required to comply with various legal obligations in order to best protect both parties. That is why property law solicitors – also known as residential lawyers – are an imperative part of any tenancy legal agreements. Not only can home solicitors ensure all parties are accurately and fairly represented, they can also be the difference between a positive and negative outcome should any disputes arise between landlord and tenant.

As a buyer of your first home, you may not know all the steps to buying your first property, but we are here to help. Though you may be getting excited when looking at properties, it’s still best to consult with a property lawyer at the start. And, definitely before you sign a Sales and Purchase Agreement. Our property law specialists (property lawyers) will help you understand what your contractual and ongoing obligations are before anything is signed. Getting legal support early is essential.