Blog - Pearson Chambers Conveyancing

Two names on the title can feel like enough, until someone’s plans change and there’s no written agreement to fall back on.The short answer: A co ownership agr... Read More

We get asked this by Melbourne buyers more often than you might think, especially people juggling delayed apartment projects, townhouse developments, or house and land packages on the city fringe. When a builder or developer falls over, the legal paperwork sudden... Read More

The property looks peaceful at the open inspection, then the Section 32 raises a council notice nobody quite explains.The short answer: A council abatement notice is ... Read More

We get asked about this whenever an off the plan buyer opens an email from the developer and sees the words 'minor plan amendment'. It is especially stressful when the apartment, townhouse or car space they thought they bought suddenly looks a little different.... Read More

The worry is simple: ‘If the building already has defect issues, am I buying someone else’s problem?’The short answer: A Victorian rectification ord... Read More