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Buying or selling a residential property involves more than signing a contract and waiting for settlement. Legal risks, obligations, and unexpected issues can arise at any stage of the transaction. Without the right legal support, these matters can lead to delays, financial loss, or disputes. A real estate lawyer’s role is to help you proceed with confidence, fully informed and protected.
As someone who has supported individuals and families across the region in their residential property matters, I approach each transaction with care and clarity. My name is Trinh Thai. In the course of my work, I focus on making sure you understand your legal position and receive advice that is practical and precise.
You may be purchasing a house, unit, or land. Or perhaps you're preparing to sell. Each stage of the process involves documents that require careful consideration, including contractual terms, disclosure requirements, and legal conditions affecting the property. A real estate lawyer ensures that the property’s title is clean, the terms of the contract are appropriately structured to protect your interests, and that the transaction proceeds as intended through to settlement.
Together with my team, our role involves reviewing contract of sale, negotiating terms where required, and managing settlement. We liaise with the other party’s representative to keep your matter progressing without unnecessary delay or confusion.
Whilst conveyancers are commonly involved in property transactions, there are circumstances in which the involvement of a lawyer provides additional value. If the matter involves legal complexities, legal advice is not only helpful—it is essential.
As your lawyer, we are not merely here to complete paperwork, but to assess legal risks and advise on potential consequences. You will not receive a templated explanation. You will receive considered legal advice tailored to your specific situation, placing you in a position to make informed decisions.
You shouldn’t have to decode legal jargon or wonder whether a term is standard or risky. Our aim is to present information plainly. When you understand what you're signing, you’re more confident in the process. This approach reduces the stress of property transactions and limits the chance of disputes down the track.
Whether you're upsizing, downsizing, or moving for the first time, the goal remains the same: to ensure that the legal elements of the transaction are handled with precision and aligned with your interests.
You’ll know from the outset what fees apply to your matter. We offer a fixed-fee structure to give you certainty about costs. If a matter involves work beyond the usual scope, we will clearly explain what is required and provide a tailored estimate before proceeding.
This ensures you won’t be caught off guard. Transparency in costs reflects transparency in service. We believe it’s critical that you feel supported and informed at all times.
We assist clients across the region with conveyancing matters, offering a service that is both efficient and clearly structured. By utilising secure digital platforms, we help ensure your property transaction proceeds smoothly from beginning to end. Meetings are conducted remotely, and all documentation is managed with care to avoid unnecessary delay. Our objective is to provide a legal process that is clear, accessible, and attuned to your needs.
Suite 17, Level 4,
3 Spring Street, Sydney
NSW 2000, Australia