WATERS & CO LAWYERS

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Epping Property Conveyancing Services

About WATERS & CO LAWYERS

ABN 89 064 596 682
Staff 10

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Online Service

Languages Spoken

English

Looking After Our Client's Interest As Our Own!

Friendly, expert, accurate, timely and responsible professional legal services at a reasonable cost.

Waters & Co. Lawyers is a dynamic and progressive Epping based firm offering sound advice, effective strategies and the best possible outcomes in all areas of general law including property law and conveyancing including buying and selling property and businesses, business and commercial law including leases, family law including divorce, children & property matters, property settlements & more.

We treat your interests as our own

Our philosophy is to look after our client's interest as our own, from instructions to finalizing the matter, whether the client's needs are large or small. We aim to be the legal service to turn to for advice in the first, not the last resort.

We offer premium legal services at cost-effective rates and deliver them through a team of highly qualified and extensively experienced legal professionals. Here at Waters & Co. Lawyers we pride ourselves on excellence in client service.

We offer services in all areas of general law practice:

We offer services in all areas of general law practice, including:

Business & Commercial
Civil Disputes & Litigation
Commercial & Corporate
Conveyancing & Property
Criminal & Traffic
Divorce & Family
Powers of Attorney
Probate & Deceased Estates
Wills & Estate Planning

Is there another type of legal issue you need help with? Just contact us - if we can't help you ourselves we can refer you to a specialist law firm.

Successful Track Record:

With a track record of success, our lawyers take the time needed to fully understand our clients' legal position and to provide both clear, understandable advice and strong representation for all legal matters.

Contact us on (03) 9408 8832 for more information or to arrange an appointment

A Track Record of Success!
Excellence In Client Services!
Sound Advice and Effective Strategies!
Looking After Our Client's Interest As Our Own!
Premium Legal Services At Cost-Effective Rates!

FAQ

WATERS & CO LAWYERS FAQ

Who can make a Power of Attorney or Guardianship?

Anyone over the age of 18 who has the capacity to understand the nature and consequences of the document, who makes the decisions in the document of their own free will and who can communicate clearly what those decisions are.

When should I make a Power of Attorney or Appointment of Enduring Guardianship?

Before you need them! These documents safeguard your interests in the event of something unforeseen - an accident or illness that robs you of your capacity to make decisions for yourself. It is better to be prepared and confident in knowing that the person you choose will be making important decisio

When does it start?

For a Power of Attorney (Financial) it begins when you nominate that it should. Powers of Attorney (Medical Treatment) and Powers of Attorney (Guardianship) only commence when you are unable to make your own decisions.

Who should I appoint to be my Attorney or Guardian?

You need to appoint someone your trust to make the right decisions. With a General Power of Attorney and an Enduring Power of Attorney (Financial) you can appoint more than one person to make the decisions jointly.

What are the legal responsibilities of my Attorney?

They are legally responsible to you and must act in your best interests. While you have mental capacity they must obey your instructions. They cannot give gifts to themselves or to anyone else unless you specifically authorise this and they must keep their finances and money separate from yours, kee

Who should I talk to about it?

It's really important that you discuss these documents with a lawyer who can give you professional advice about your particular circumstances. It's also vital that you discuss your wishes with your family to avoid unnecessary conflict and stress.

Do I need a witness?

Yes, these documents need to be witnessed by a person with statutory authority such as a solicitor or Notary Public.

Can I change my mind?

Yes, as long as you still have the decision making capacity to do so you can revoke or change these documents. This has to be done in a legally binding way, however, so please seek legal advice. Contact us to find out more or to arrange an appointment. Your name: Your email: Your enquiry: Enter the

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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

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Disclaimer

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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Specialty

Auctions, Contracts, Corporations, Debt Collection, Deceased Estates, Deposit Bonds, Estate Planning, Leases, Litigation, Loans, Mediation, Mortgages, Property Law, Purchases, Sales, Settlements, Title Searches

Practice

Administrative Law

Concern

Commercial Disputes, First Home Buyers

Kind

Off-the-plan

Type

Commercial, Retail

Payment Concern

Leasing

Assurance

Qualified

Property

Small Businesses