Property Law

Clear Guidance at Every Stage

Navigating the legal side of property can be complex, but with Slack-Smith Partners, you're in capable hands. Whether you're buying your first home, selling an investment or dealing with property disputes, we provide clear, practical guidance at every stage.

We handle contracts, settlements, transfers and legal issues tied to residential and commercial properties, ensuring no detail is missed. With strong attention to deadlines and documentation, our team helps reduce your stress and avoid costly delays.

For tailored advice on property law, call Slack-Smith Partners on (02) 6772 1000 and get support from a team that knows property inside and out. Visit one of our offices in Sydney, Tamworth, Gunnedah, Narrabri, Armidale, Melbourne or Moree today!

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Advice that Protects Your Interests

At Slack-Smith Partners, we take a proactive approach to property law. From drafting watertight contracts to managing easement issues, caveats and lease reviews, our role is to protect your financial and legal position while helping you meet your goals.

We work with buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, developers and rural landowners. Whether you’re facing a property settlement, boundary dispute or want peace of mind before signing on the dotted line, we’ll walk you through every step.

With straightforward advice and a strong focus on client outcomes, Slack-Smith Partners is here to keep your property dealings legally sound.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is conveyancing and why is it important?

Conveyancing is the process of transferring ownership of property from one party to another one. It's important for ensuring a smooth property transaction, protecting both buyer and seller. A conveyancer walks you through the process, handles paperwork and ensures compliance throughout the process.
Can I withdraw from a property contract after signing?

In some cases yes, such as during a cooling off period or if conditions aren’t met. However, penalties may apply, so it’s best to seek legal advice first.
What are common legal risks in property transactions?

Risks include unclear titles, zoning issues, contract errors and disputes over boundaries or inclusions. A property lawyer helps identify and manage these risks.