An easement is a legal right that allows someone else to use part of your land for a specific purpose. It doesn’t transfer ownership, you still own the land, but it limits what you can do with that...
New Anti-Money Laundering Laws from 1 July: What They Mean for Our Clients
01/07/2026
From 1 July, there are important changes to the way licensed conveyancers across Australia conduct property transactions. These changes are part of Australia’s new Anti-Money Laundering and...
The $20,000 Mistake I See NSW Property Buyers Make Again and Again
24/06/2026
After working in conveyancing for years, I've noticed something interesting. Most buyers spend weeks researching suburbs, comparing interest rates, attending open homes and negotiating purchase...
What is 'Title Insurance'?
20/05/2026
As a licensed conveyancer in New South Wales, one of the most common questions I’m asked by buyers is: “Do I really need title insurance if my conveyancer is already checking everything?” ...
Understanding “Limited Title” in NSW: What Buyers Need to Know
27/03/2026
When you’re purchasing property in NSW, most people expect the title to be clear, complete, and fully verified. But sometimes, a property is recorded as Limited Title — and if you’ve never come...
Real Estate Scams Are Rising & Here’s How to Protect Your Investment
18/03/2026
Australians are losing millions of dollars to real estate scams last year and the numbers continue to climb. According to the ACCC’s Scamwatch, there are now around two reports every week of payment r...
What to know when buying at an Auction
31/01/2025
Understanding Property Auctions in New South Wales 1. No "Subject to Finance" Clause: Properties sold at auction are unconditional. You cannot include conditions like...
Changes to the Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding (FRCGW) Regime: What Sellers Need to Know
09/01/2025
In December 2023, the Australian Government proposed changes to the Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding (FRCGW). These changes have now passed into law and will apply to property...
Vendor obligations when selling property
29/07/2024
If you are thinking of selling your home, you should contact your conveyancer (us) as soon as possible to ensure that you comply with your legal obligations. If you fail to comply, the...
Can your settlement get delayed?
17/01/2024
The answer is yes. Settlements unfortunately can be delayed and for multiple reasons, reasons ranging from financing or legal issues to problems with the property. Problems with the property can...