AWD Law conveyancers offer dedication, speed, efficiency, professionalism and excellent communications as part of our conveyancing service. We partner with our clients and other property professionals involved in the conveyancing and property industry, like the estate agents, bond attorneys, bond originators and others.
AWD Law combines more than two decades of experience in conveyancing, with a hands-on approach that provides our clients with a fast turnaround and bespoke service, tailored specially to your needs. These services include:
Drafting of contracts for all types of property transactions
Subdivision transfers
Lodgement and registration of all transactions in the Deeds Office (including necessary preliminary dealings with government departments and municipalities).
Establishment of New Sectional Title Schemes and Developments.
Registering Bonds with Financial institutions.
Drafting of and advice on leases.
Management of leases, rentals and deposits.
Project and commercial property development finance advice.
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Following many years of experience in all matters related to property law, AWD Law has developed a solid, well-established client base comprising estate agents, developers, financial institutions and other clients with whom the firm has crafted long-term relationships.
The success of the firm can be attributed to Andre’s vast experience in property law and as a conveyancer, gained as senior partner in a well-established legal practice for more than a decade. During this time, he has served on the panels of several major banks.
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