The benefits of buying a property “Off the Plan”
“Off the plan” properties are those on which titles have not yet been obtained. It could be that constructions has not yet begun, or that
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Parenting arrangements: What are they and what are the alternatives?
Parents are responsible for their children until they reach the age of 18 years. This responsibility does not change even when there is a change
The division of property following divorce or separation
Some key points about property settlement after divorce Separation is not easy on either party or on the dependants and other family members. The question
Reverse mortgages – a good income generation tool?
Reverse Mortgages: Worried About Retirement Saving? Have You Considered Using Your Home Equity? According to researchers, the next few decades will see millions of people
When trees become an issue
What You Should Know if You Want to Maintain Trees on Your Property? Lush greenery and tree-lined streets are what everybody dreams to have in
FAQs for buying a property off the plan
Buying a property off the plan can be daunting. The frequently asked questions below may assist to answer some questions you may have. What is
Parenting Cases – The Best Interests of the Child
The Family Law Act 1975 requires the court to consider the best interest of the child as the most important consideration when making a parenting
Buyer’s contract obligations when purchasing a property
There are a number of obligations that are imposed on the buyer of a property, some having immediate effect once the contract is fully signed.
Knowing the difference between a JP and a Solicitor
As officers of the court, both solicitors and Justices of the Peace (JP’s) are authorised to witness and certify documents, such as mortgage documents or