Quinn & Quinn
Suite 12, 3 Male St, Brighton, VIC 3186
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About Quinn & Quinn
- ABN 95 022 887 276
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Quinn and Quinn offers highest quality and constructive legal advice to our clients.
We are locally operated and owned law firm located in VIC. We offer our services in Brighton and surrounding areas. Our team of conveyancer are highly skilled and extremely dedicated ensuring you are kept informed at every stage of your matter. We look forward to serve you with all you law related needs.
Our Mission
Our principles have always been about delivering cost effective conveyancing services, which means that you have the security and peace of mind of dealing with a licensed conveyancing firm with the knowledge that your matter will be handled professionally and that you are protected by our liability insurance.
Areas Of Expertise
Our areas of expertise are:
- Commercial law
- Criminal law
- Family law
- De-Facto relationships
- Parenting issues
- Litigation
- Personal injury
- Personal injury - workcover
- Property law
- Wills-probate law
- Agreements
- AVO/domestic violence
- Banking & finance
- Building & construction law
- Business & Commercial Law
- Buying a home
- Children
- Commercial litigation
- Conveyancing
- Court appearances
- Divorce
- Financial disputes
- Property settlement
- Selling a home
- Separation
Contact Us
We welcome all enquiries. Contact us today for all your law requirements. Our contact details are as follows:
- Phone: 03 9592 3477
- Fax: 03 9592 9455
- Email: [email protected]
- Street Address: Suite 12 3 Male St, Brighton VIC 3186
- Mailing Address: Quinn & Quinn PO BOX 186 Brighton, VIC 3186
- Speedy results
- Competitive price
- We strive for excellence
- Trusted conveyancer
- Experienced legal firm
FAQ
Quinn & Quinn FAQ
Yes, you may change it or revoke it at any time, so long as you are capable of understanding what you are doing. In other words, so long as you have the capacity to make an enduring power of attorney, you also have the capacity to change it or revoke it.
Yes. Several options are provided for in the Instruments Act 1958. For example, you may choose to appoint a single attorney; or two or more joint attorneys; or two or more joint and several attorneys; or an alternative: attorney. The appointment of joint attorneys mean that all the attorneys
You may nominate when your attorney's power is to begin. You should indicate whether you want the attorney to assume power - Immediately; or On a specified date; or On a specified occasion.
The power continues until it is revoked, or upon your death.
This is a legal document that appoints another person (or persons) to make financial and legal decisions for you. Unlike a general power of attorney, an enduring power of attorney continues to be valid even if you lose legal capacity in the future. 'Enduring' simply means that the power continues ev
Yes, you can specify how much you want your attorney(s) to carry out their responsibilities to you and any special conditions you want to apply in the decision they make on your behalf. You can also include particular instructions about what you would like your attorney to do. Your attorney must act
You do not need to pay your attorney for the power to be effective. Normally, payment is not made unless a trust company is acting as attorney.
There are some circumstances in which you may be able to make decisions about matters that concern you. For example you may be overseas, or you may be too ill. If you give someone a general power of attorney, for instance, to sign documents for you in your absence, that power will come to an immedia
While (if ever) you are unable to oversee your attorney's decisions, the Public Advocate, the Victorian Civil an Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) and the court have the power to protect your interests. Your attorney may be required to produce a summary of receipts and expenditure or more detailed acco
You should appoint someone you trust to manage your property and financial affairs in your best interests. Many people choose their spouse or an adult child, but you may prefer to appoint another family member, a friend with expertise in the area, an accountant, a lawyer, or a trustee company. You s
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Disclaimer
Circumstances may sometimes arise where legal work is required that is beyond what is included in in the estimate below. A final quote will only be provided once you discuss your requirements directly with your conveyancer of choice. The conveyancer reserves the right to charge additional costs in such circumstances.
Pricing will normally include:
- All conveyancing work as defined in the Conveyancers Act 2006.
- All legal advice forming part of the conveyancing work.
- All legal work forming part of the conveyancing work.
- All Searchs including
- All office costs (postage, faxes, phone calls, photocopying) forming part of the conveyancing work.
- Providing of a copy of the Transfer of Land document to client’s bank or lender upon formal written request from the lender.
- Booking of settlement with client’s bank or lender.
- Attend Settlement - the conveyancer will organise and attend the settlement on your behalf.
- Submission of Notices of Acquisition.
Title Search
Plan
Council Rates Certificate- Water Rates Certificate
- Land Tax Certificate
Building Information Certificate
Final Search
Payment Options
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Disclaimer
Circumstances may sometimes arise where legal work is required that is beyond what is included in in the estimate below. A final quote will only be provided once you discuss your requirements directly with your conveyancer of choice. The conveyancer reserves the right to charge additional costs in such circumstances.
Pricing will normally include:
- Conveyancing supervised by a fully licensed Conveyancer
- Preparation of Section 32 Vendor’s Statement.
- Preparation of Contract of Sale.
- Preparation of Section 27 Deposit Release Statement.
- Supervision of real estate agent re legal compliance.
- All conveyancing work as defined in the Legal Practice Act 1996.
- All legal advice forming part of the conveyancing work.
- All legal work forming part of the conveyancing work.
- All office costs (postage, faxes, phone calls, photocopying) forming part of the conveyancing work.
- Obtaining of mortgage “payout figure” from Lender.
- Booking of settlement with client’s bank or lender.
- Settlement at our office.
- Submission of Notices of Disposition.
Where the property is a unit/apartment, and an Owners Corporation (Body Corporate) is involved, an extra charge will apply for each Owners Corporation Certificate purchased.
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Commercial
