Trusted Property Lawyers For Smithfield
Helping Smithfield clients navigate property matters with confidence.
Our Services for the Smithfield Community
Boundary and Neighbour Disputes
When boundary or neighbour disputes arise, we work with you to clarify positions and address issues affecting your property.
Easement and Access Issues
We assist you with easement and access issues, helping you understand how rights and obligations affect your land.
Title and Ownership Clarification
If ownership or title details are unclear, we review records, identify issues, and help confirm legal ownership.
Property Conveyancing
Our conveyancing services support you from contract review through to settlement, keeping your transaction moving smoothly.
Tenancy and Lease Matters
We work with you on residential and commercial leasing matters, focusing on agreements, compliance, and the resolution of tenancy concerns.
Development and Land Use
Development and land use matters are handled with a focus on advancing your project while ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements.
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Why Work with RS Law Group
Local Insight into Smithfield Property Matters
Our understanding of Smithfield’s property landscape allows us to consider local conditions and common issues, helping you navigate transactions, disputes, and development matters with greater confidence.
Straightforward Communication for Every Client
We explain property law processes in clear, practical language, ensuring you understand your position, options, and next steps, so you can make informed decisions without feeling overwhelmed by legal complexity.
Dedicated Support from Start to Finish
From the first conversation through to completion, our focus remains on your matter, providing consistent support, careful attention, and proactive management to help keep your property matter moving forward.
About RS Law Group
RS Law Group is led by Principal Solicitor Rania Shashati, who works closely with clients across Smithfield on a wide range of property law matters. Rania takes a hands-on approach to every file, ensuring clients feel heard, informed, and supported throughout their property journey. Legal services are available in both English and Arabic, supporting clear communication within Smithfield’s diverse community.
In addition to conveyancing and property-related disputes, RS Law Group assists with strata matters, leasing arrangements, easements, development and land use issues, powers of attorney, enduring guardianship, and immigration law. This broad range of services allows us to support individuals, families, and businesses in Smithfield with all property law matters.
Clients We Work With
Strata Managers
We work with strata managers to address by-law issues, common property concerns, and disputes, helping you manage obligations clearly and maintain effective day-to-day operations within the scheme.
Home Buyers and Sellers
Buying or selling property is a significant decision. We support you through contracts, negotiations, and settlements, ensuring the process is clearly explained and progresses smoothly from start to finish.
Property Developers and Builders
Our work with developers and builders focuses on contracts, ownership structures, and project agreements, helping you manage legal requirements early so developments can progress with fewer disruptions.
Landlords and Commercial Tenants
Our services assist landlords and commercial tenants with lease reviews, negotiations, and compliance matters, helping protect property interests while supporting stable and workable business arrangements.
Serving Smithfield and all areas of NSW
Auburn
Western Sydney
Bondi
Cabramatta
Campbelltown
Newcastle
North Shore
Northern Beaches
Parramatta
Smithfield
Central Coast
Southern Highlands
Coffs Harbour
Wollongong
Mid North Coast
Property Law Services for Smithfield
RS Law Group provides property law services to clients in Smithfield, supporting a wide range of residential, commercial, and development-related matters. Our work is grounded in a detailed understanding of property transactions, ownership structures, and land use issues that commonly arise in the area.
We assist with conveyancing, property disputes, strata matters, leasing arrangements, easements, and development-related concerns, ensuring each matter is approached with care and clarity. Our focus is on clear advice, considered planning, and open communication, helping clients feel informed and supported as their property matters progress.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What should I check before signing a property contract in Smithfield?
Before signing a property contract, it is important to understand what you are committing to. This includes reviewing contract terms, cooling-off periods, deposit requirements, and any special conditions. It is also important to identify issues such as easements, restrictions on use, unapproved structures, or strata obligations that may affect the property. Having the contract reviewed early can help clarify your position and reduce the risk of unexpected issues after exchange.
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How can a property lawyer help if I discover unapproved structures on a property?
Unapproved structures can create legal and financial risks for property owners. A property lawyer can review the contract, examine records, and explain how the issue may affect your obligations, insurance, financing, or future resale. Understanding these issues before proceeding can help you make informed decisions and avoid unexpected complications after purchase.
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What steps should I take if a neighbour disputes my boundary or fence line?
It is important to first understand the legal boundary by reviewing title documents, plans, and any registered easements. A property lawyer can help assess your position, explain your rights and obligations, and advise on the relevant fencing and property laws. Early advice can help you manage communication with your neighbour and explore resolution options.
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Can you help with Smithfield property development or subdivision projects?
Yes. RS Law Group can assist by advising on ownership and business structures, preparing and reviewing contracts, and managing complex conveyancing matters involving title changes or subdivisions. Legal input at an early stage can help address financing arrangements and clarify responsibilities between parties.
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What support do you provide if a property has easements or restrictions I was not told about?
Where concerns arise, we can review the title, contract, and relevant planning information to explain how easements or restrictions affect your rights and obligations. In NSW, the vendor is generally responsible for disclosing these matters through the Contract for Sale and its attached documents; however, they are often recorded on title and not always obvious or easy for a buyer to interpret. We outline available options, including seeking clarification, negotiating contract terms, or assessing whether the issue affects your intended use of the property, helping reduce the risk of unexpected limitations after purchase.