Buying or selling
Bring the sale agreement, identity documents, property details, finance information and any correspondence relevant to the transaction.
Practical legal resources
Useful starting points for common legal conversations. These guides are general and should not replace advice about your circumstances.
Before your consultation
01Bring the sale agreement, identity documents, property details, finance information and any correspondence relevant to the transaction.
Keep the signed agreement, invoices, proof of payment, messages and a dated summary of what happened.
Prepare a private timeline, relevant agreements or orders, and a list of the immediate issues you need addressed.
For planning, list key assets, liabilities and intended beneficiaries. For an estate, bring available official documents and the will.
Frequently asked questions
No. Sending an enquiry does not create an attorney-client relationship. The firm must first assess the matter, complete any necessary checks and formally accept the instruction.
No. Provide only a brief overview in the enquiry. The firm can advise on a suitable way to provide sensitive documents after contact has been established.
The attorney will seek to understand the facts, your priorities and relevant deadlines. Where possible, they will outline the legal issues and discuss potential next steps. The scope depends on the matter and information available.
Timelines depend on complexity, cooperation from other parties, document availability and court or administrative processes. Your attorney can give a more useful indication after assessing the matter.
A valid will records how you want your estate dealt with and whom you nominate to administer it. Without one, the distribution and appointment process is governed by applicable law rather than your written choices.
You may request an in-person, telephone or video consultation. The firm will confirm what is suitable and available for your matter.