Ashmor Legal

30/06/2025

Today is our tenth birthday! 🥳

Thank you to all our wonderful clients, staff and referral partners for your support and loyalty over the years. We are very proud of our reputation for excellence.

Thank you to everyone who has shared this incredible journey with us during the last decade. It has been an honour and a privilege to earn your trust. 🦉

15/10/2023

https://www.ashmorlegal.com.au/blog/faq-what-should-the-settlement-date-be

One of the most important decisions for a property purchaser to make is when the settlement date should be. The goal is to ensure that the purchaser will be able to pay the remaining funds owing to the vendor on the settlement date. 🏠

Settlement date essentials, in this week's blog ⬇️

One of the most important decisions for a property purchaser to make is when the settlement date should be. The goal is to ensure that the purchaser will be able to pay the remaining funds owing to the vendor on the settlement date.

17/09/2023

We've assisted thousands of Victorian first home buyers. In this week's blog: the three most important things first home buyers need to know about buying a property. 🏠

https://www.ashmorlegal.com.au/blog/top-three-tips-for-first-home-buyers

We've assisted thousands of first home buyers. Here are the three most important things they need to know about buying a property.

10/09/2023

A caveat is a legal notice, registered on the title of a property, declaring that someone has a legal interest in the property. ⚠️

https://www.ashmorlegal.com.au/blog/what-is-a-caveat

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A caveat is a legal notice, registered on the title of a property, declaring that a person has a legal interest in the property.

04/09/2023

https://www.ashmorlegal.com.au/blog/help-how-do-i-terminate-a-contract

There are various ways a buyer can possibly terminate a contract before settlement occurs. 💡

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There are various ways a buyer can possibly terminate a contract before settlement occurs.

27/08/2023

https://www.ashmorlegal.com.au/blog/how-much-do-i-need-to-pay-on-settlement-day

Aside from the rest of the purchase price, there are other things that must be paid for by the purchaser on settlement day. 🏠

Aside from the rest of the purchase price, there are other things that must be paid for by the purchaser on settlement day.

20/08/2023

When buying a residential property in Victoria, there are many legal loopholes that favour vendors - land tax is one of them. Here's what every purchaser needs to know about land tax apportionment at settlement ⬇️

https://www.ashmorlegal.com.au/blog/faq-why-does-the-purchaser-need-to-pay-the-vendors-land-tax-bill

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There are many legal loopholes that favour vendors; land tax is one of them.

10/08/2023

Sometimes unusual access to a property is required before or after settlement, or in other circumstances. This occurs via a licence agreement. Here's what vendors and purchasers need to know ⬇️

https://www.ashmorlegal.com.au/blog/what-is-a-licence-agreement

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Sometimes unusual access to a property is required before or after settlement, or in other circumstances. This occurs via a licence agreement.

03/08/2023

https://www.ashmorlegal.com.au/blog/what-does-buyer-beware-mean-and-why-is-it-important-when-purchasing-a

A key legal aspect of buying a property is the "buyer beware" principle. Here's what all purchasers need to know. 🏠

A key legal aspect of buying a property is the "buyer beware" principle. Here's what all purchasers need to know.

27/07/2023

Real estate and legal jargon can be overwhelming for first home buyers. Here's a handy guide to some commonly used terms. 🏠

Real estate and legal jargon can be overwhelming for first home buyers. Here's a handy guide to some commonly used terms.

20/07/2023

Coming prepared, and using your time wisely, are crucial when inspecting a property you are interested in buying. 🏠

https://www.ashmorlegal.com.au/blog/how-to-make-the-most-out-of-an-open-for-inspection

Coming prepared, and using your time wisely, are crucial when inspecting a property you are interested in buying

13/07/2023

There are two ways multiple people can own a property in Victoria: as "joint tenants" or as "tenants in common". We explain the difference in this week's blog. 🏠

https://www.ashmorlegal.com.au/blog/what-is-the-difference-between-owning-a-property-as-joint-tenants-or-as

There are two ways multiple people can own a property in Victoria: as "joint tenants" or as "tenants in common".