Property-related legal services including conveyancing, lease disputes, property transfers, and landlord-tenant matters.
Property transactions and disputes carry real financial stakes and real deadlines — a missed clause or a mishandled dispute can cost far more than the legal fee to get it right the first time. We assist with property transfers and conveyancing, lease agreement drafting and review, lease disputes, and landlord-tenant conflicts.
For transactions, we work to keep transfers moving — liaising with banks, the deeds office and other attorneys so registration happens as smoothly as a bureaucratic process allows. For disputes, we represent both landlords and tenants, always starting from a clear read of what the lease actually says and what the law actually requires.
We act for individuals, landlords, tenants and small businesses across Midrand, Halfway House, Kyalami, Waterfall, Sunninghill and the rest of Gauteng.
A straightforward residential transfer typically takes 6–12 weeks from signature to registration, depending on bond approval, rates clearance and deeds office turnaround — longer if there are complications in the chain.
No. Any eviction in South Africa — residential or commercial — requires a court order under the PIE Act; self-help eviction (changing locks, removing belongings) is unlawful regardless of the lease terms. See our Evictions page for the full process.