Property Lawyers Melbourne

Property Law

End-to-End Support for Buying, Developing & Managing Property

Property Transactions Made Simple

We help buyers, sellers, developers and investors navigate property transactions with confidence. From acquisition and development to leasing and conveyancing, our advice is clear, strategic and aligned with the financial and regulatory realities of the Australian property market.

  • Acquisitions & Sales – Support across residential, commercial and industrial property purchases and disposals, including contract reviews and FIRB requirements.

  • Development Projects – Guidance on subdivisions, development contracts and regulatory compliance to keep large-scale projects moving without legal delays.

  • Complex Contract Preparation – Drafting and negotiating sophisticated agreements for developments, subdivisions, commercial sites and major real estate transactions.

  • Conveyancing Expertise – Efficient conveyancing services that remove stress from buying, selling or transferring property in Victoria, NSW and Queensland with complete clarity.

Secure Rights, Enforce Agreements & Resolve Disputes With Confidence

Protecting Your Property Interests

Protecting your property interests goes beyond the transaction itself. We enforce rights, resolve disputes and ensure securities and registrations are legally sound, minimising risk at every stage of your investment lifecycle.

  • Leasing & Property Management – Advice for landlords and tenants on retail, industrial and commercial leasing, including disputes and compliance obligations.

  • Security Enforcement & PPSR – Assistance with priority disputes, mortgages, caveats and PPSR registrations to secure collateral and enforce lender protection.

  • Sale & Purchase Dispute Resolution – Representation in disputes involving contract enforcement, defaults, rescission, termination and specific performance.

  • Security Documentation – Preparation of loan and security documents including mortgages, caveats, guarantees, indemnities and general security agreements.

Practical Expertise That Protects Your Investment

Why Property Clients Choose TNS Lawyers

Property transactions move quickly, and one mistake can be expensive. Our team combines specialised knowledge, commercial insight and personalised support to keep your matter on track, protect your interests and deliver outcomes that stand the test of time.

Specialised Expertise

We focus solely on property law so you get advice grounded in daily, hands-on industry experience.

Industry Experience

Years of working with developers, builders and owners on complex transactions and disputes.

Results Focused

Clear, outcome-driven guidance aimed at securing the strongest possible result for you.

Clear Communication

Straightforward advice without legal jargon so you always fully understand your position.

Personalised Support

Support that feels like phoning a trusted advisor who knows your property goals.

Interest Protection

We safeguard your rights and investments at every crucial stage of the transaction.

Regulatory Confidence

Compliance with local property laws and regulations to confidently avoid costly setbacks.

End-to-End Guidance

From negotiation to settlement and disputes, we stay with you through the entire journey.

Clear Answers to Common Property Law Questions

Property Law FAQs

Property transactions involve legal and financial steps that are easy to miss. These FAQs clarify key risks and requirements so you can make confident decisions.

Do I need a lawyer when buying or selling property?

Yes. Property contracts contain legal and financial obligations that can impact settlement, tax and ownership rights. A lawyer ensures everything is accurate and protects you from hidden risks.

In Victoria, a Section 32 discloses essential property information. Errors or omissions can delay settlement or allow a buyer to withdraw, so it must be reviewed carefully.

Absolutely. We assist with development contracts, compliance, subdivisions and regulatory approvals to keep your project progressing without legal delays.

Review rent, outgoings, fit-out obligations, make-good terms and renewal options. These terms affect long-term costs and should align with your business objectives.

The Personal Property Securities Register records security interests. Incorrect registration can jeopardise your right to recover assets or enforce priority over other creditors.

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