Most property mistakes happen before anyone notices
They usually arise at the signing table, rather than in court: a clause left unread, an encumbrance left unchecked, inadequate tenant security, or a transfer made without considering its future consequences.
We approach property matters from both directions. Prevention means carefully drafted agreements and due diligence before commitment. When a dispute has already arisen, action must be organised, documented and timely.
Six services, one discipline: property law. In each matter, you work with a lawyer who knows your file and explains the position clearly.
Our services
How we work
Read first, advise second
We examine the register, agreement and correspondence before forming a recommendation. Advice rests on the documents, not assumptions.
Clear communication
At every stage, you understand the position, the alternatives and their costs without unnecessary jargon.
Timing is part of the strategy
Reporting deadlines, notice periods and limitation periods require disciplined management.
Agreed in writing
Fees, the scope of representation and the stages of work are agreed in advance and documented.
From assessment to completion
Initial assessment
Action plan
Implementation
Completion
Real Estate & Property Law
Articles & Insights
Practical questions, considerations and a wider perspective
Property Memorandums: Binding or Preliminary?
Frequently asked questions
Usually before signing. At the drafting stage, it is easier to revise terms, add safeguards and investigate the property. There may also be useful steps after signing or after a dispute arises; early advice preserves more options.