• If you are a property developer and need assistance with large scale commercial projects;
• If you are a property developer and need assistance with subdivision and the creation of easements;
• If you need assistance with council or development approvals;
• If you are a lender or borrower requiring advice on residential mortgage transactions and commercial loan transactions
• If you need any advice regarding strata title and strata management

The requirement for a lawyer is often not limited to transaction matters. Dispute resolution around boundaries, neighbour issues and council approvals, are all often required as a property owner.

Circumstances where these issues usually arise include:

• When you are developing your property;
• On older properties with semi-permanent boundaries;
• In council areas with tight development rulings;
• With the boundary or development disputes with a neighbour; or
• When you own a property with someone else and one party wants to sell (Partitioning Agreement).

We understand that there are sometimes basic, hassle free property matters. However, we have dealt with many clients who have been surprised at the ease of having a lawyer handle the entire process. Consider:

• Conveyancers are not equipped to deal with more complicated matters, such as disputes and ownership.
• If the other party has a lawyer too, this can make for much more efficient and stress free communication.
• Life can often throw unexpected curve balls, especially in high stake matters such as property transactions. Lynn and Brown lawyers have experience dealing with the unforeseen.