What are examples of more complex conveyances that we do?

Much of Glenferrie Conveyancing’s work involves acting for a party who is either buying or selling a property.  However, Glenferrie Conveyancing has the skills and experience to assist its clients with more complex conveyancing matters including:

• Property transfers relating to a breakdown of a relationship (family law).
• Transfers where the property is owned by a deceased person and is needs to be transmitted to the executor(s) or administrator(s) of the estate, and then either sold or transferred to a beneficiary or beneficiaries in accordance with the provisions of the will.
• Transfers involving the sale of one property being settled simultaneously with the purchase of another one, where the proceeds of the sale are used to complete the simultaneous purchase.
• Preparation of a Licence Agreement to allow a purchaser to occupy a property before settlement or to allow a vendor to occupy the property after settlement.
• Preparation and lodgement of a subdivision (or consolidation) application.
• Preparation and lodgement of other SPEAR applications, e.g. removal or variation of easement, re-subdivision of lots and/or common property.
• Partition transfers that may follow the subdivision of jointly owned parent land, where the various owners wish to solely own one or more of the child lots.
• Purchase or sale of commercial property.
• Purchases of property by trusts or superannuation funds.
• Transfers of trust property to a beneficiary or beneficiaries of that trust.

Glenferrie Conveyancing is your trusted and professional conveyancer in Melbourne. To know more about our conveyancing services, please contact us on (03) 9815 2351.