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About Paton Hooke Lawyers & Conveyancers
For the leading legal team in Taree, only trust Paton Hooke Lawyers with your legal matters. Our lawyers are highly experienced in practicing family law, property and conveyancing, insurance claims, wills and estate planning. If you have been involved in a criminal or driving offence, we can help with that too. We understand how difficult it can be for families going through divorce, especially when children are involved. We'll gently walk you through the process and work hard to ensure your best interests are put first. Buying and selling property isn't as simple as signing papers and handing over the keys. Our conveyancers will navigate the complicated legalities with you and help ensure the property transfer is as smooth as possible. At Paton Hooke Lawyers, we also practice commercial and business law. Your company is your livelihood, that's why our focus is to keep your operations legal and accurate. To book a consultation with our expert lawyers in Taree, call us today.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the conveyancing process typically take?
This will vary, depending on the nature of the property and other legal parameters. Generally, conveyancing takes a period of 6 weeks from exchange of contract to finalise. However, in cases where the process is relatively straight forward and all the necessary documentation is readily available, the process may be finalised quicker.
How frequently should I update my will?
It is strongly recommended that you revisit your will every 5 to 7 years. You should also update your will as soon as possible if your family or financial situation changes significantly, or if the designated trustee or executor of your will is no longer able to fulfill their duties. Naturally, if you have sold or given away assets specified in your will.
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