Conveyancer Adelaide

Choosing Deegan Lawyers

Whether you are after a conveyancer Adelaide or other legal services, our staff possess sound knowledge and expertise while providing enthusiasm to help. We specialise in different areas of law including criminal, divorce and family law, property law, conveyancing, commercial law and wills, estate and probate.

We recognise that you are coming to us at a stressful time which is why we will take the time to understand your circumstances while offering you the quality advice with your best interests at hand. Although it is not a legal requirement to work with a conveyancer, laws related to real estate can be complex and not following certain dates can produce serious consequences.

Contact us to help cut through the legal jargon when it comes to buying a house through using our conveyancer Adelaide, we will always be happy to help you.

A Reliable Conveyancer Adelaide

If you are buying a home, it can be a very exciting process but the part that people forget to mention is the large amounts of paperwork that comes with it which is why an Adelaide conveyancer can assist you.

At Deegan Lawyers, we can provide you with a licenced professional who can provide the best advice and information in relation to the transfer of property ownership as well as offering guidance and assistance with the process of buying and selling.

Our conveyancing services include:

Preparation of contracts for sale or purchase of land
Contract review before signing
Form 1 – Vendor’s Statement
Conveyancing
Property settlements and negotiations
Commercial/retail leases
Compliance

A conveyancer is recommended when you are buying or selling land, updating a title in the case someone on the title passes away, the subdivision of land and changing or removing an easement. Reach out today for all your conveyancing needs in Adelaide.

Disputes with Neighbours & Building and Construction Disputes

As well as providing conveyancing services in Adelaide, we also assist with neighbour disputes and construction disputes. Disputes with neighbours can arise from a range of different reasons, most commonly it is about fences and trees, noise complaints, pets and injuries that might happen on the property.

It is essential to know that there are detailed laws and regulations in place which order what you and your neighbours both can and cannot do. If there is a situation where a dispute arises, the best option is to address any issues early by talking it out first then seek third party assistance. Taking a matter to court should always be a final resort.

Founder and principal partner, Brian Deegan has had his South Australian Builder’s Licence for 40 years and is incredibly knowledgeable in the areas and construction and building. Our team can provide true advice from a legal perspective.