Our Services
What we offer
Conveyancing
Buying or selling property is a major step, in terms of the impact on your life and also your financial situation. Conveyancing is a mandatory process when you buy or sell property and a professional is required to complete this process. Therefore it is vital, a trusty and reliable conveyancing professional is there to act on your behalf.
Currently our fees start from $950 plus GST and disbursements for which you will be provided with invoices and receipts.
From experience we know that property law is complicated and there can be many obstacles. Our principal solicitor is vastly experienced in conveyancing. As your representative we will ensure that all your rights are protected and your legal obligations are fulfilled. We will endeavour to make sure the settlement and title transfer process runs smoothly to completion.
Migration
Are you thinking of migrating to Australia? Perhaps you have family in Australia you would like to visit? Or you intend to migrate under Partner/Spouse visa, General Skilled (independently or with a nomination) , Employer nomination etc? All processes can be tedious and overwhelming. That’s where we come in! With our experience and expertise, we can take you through any migration process and make your life easy.
Business Sales & Lease Transfers
At GSSR Legal, we specialise in the sale of businesses and the incidental transfer of leases or ownership. We represent one party in each transaction and guide the process all the way through to settlement with professionalism and care.
Purchasing a business is a significant decision, and expert advice is essential. While we provide experienced guidance throughout the transaction, we strongly recommend that buyers also consult with their accountant and industry-specific professionals. This helps assess the feasibility of the business and ensures it has the potential to deliver the desired outcomes and generate sustainable income.
Whether you're buying or selling, we're here to support a smooth and informed transaction.
Wills & Probate
A Will ensures that a person’s assets and possessions are distributed based on their wishes and facilitates a smoother and efficient distribution of assets. A Will also allows a person to determine who is responsible for administering their Will. Where a Will does not exist at the time of death, the law will decide upon the allocation of the deceased property and assets. The persons who may benefit from the allocation of assets may or may not be to the liking of the deceased. In more cases than not, the lack of a properly written out in the Will increases the financial, emotional and legal burden on a person’s remaining family.
Having a Will made is a relatively inexpensive and straightforward practice and should not be viewed as a process reserved for the wealthy.
We offer a straightforward and personalized approach to writing your Will. This will be a legally effective and valid Will based on the State Law of Victoria.
Probate & Letters of Administration
Dealing with the estate of a loved one can be overwhelming, especially during a time of grief. We are here to help ease the burden.
We can assist you in obtaining Probate or Letters of Administration from the Supreme Court, ensuring the process is handled smoothly. Whether the deceased left a valid Will (requiring Probate) or passed away without one (requiring Letters of Administration), we will prepare all necessary documents, file them with the Court, and liaise until the grant is issued.
We aim to make the process as straightforward and stress-free as possible, so you can focus on what truly matters.
Power of attorney
A power of attorney (POA) is an individual who can act on behalf of an individual when required. This is, of course, a substantial amount of responsibility given to another person. Therefore, it goes without saying, that the decision on whom to appoint is the most vital one. However there are many different powers of attorney, it is important that you’re familiar with these before embarking on the process.
None of us are immune to illness or injury so an Enduring power of Attorney (EPOA) is crucial to safe guard your interests and wishes. It allows the appointed individual to make decisions when your ability to make decisions is affected. For example, if you are severely ill and are not mentally competent to make decisions, your EPOA will make decisions on your behalf.