Complex Transactions

You may be wondering if the transaction you’re currently involved in is considered a complex transaction, and what exactly that will mean for you. A complex transaction is simply a transaction that isn’t straightforward, therefore requires a higher level of experience and expertise to manage. 

Some examples of complex transactions are the transfer of property or land between family members or spouses, transfers in and out of superannuation funds and family trusts, mortgages with private lenders, lost title applications, properties with illegal building works, and many more, including nominations and sub-sales. 

 If you’re unsure whether your transaction is considered complex, contact us for more information.

Due to the nature of complex transactions, you want to ensure that you have experienced and knowledgeable lawyers on your side. Any errors when dealing with complex transactions can have serious and costly consequences.  

Our experience in these matters can be invaluable.

Contact Wakefield Vogrig & Boote Lawyers to feel confident that your complex transaction will run smoothly and yield the best result possible for you.