Wallace Wilkinson & Webster opening hours in Hobart
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(03) 6234 8022
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About Us
About Wallace Wilkinson & Webster
AT A GLANCE
- Your Reliable Barrister in Hobart
- Highly Skilled and Qualified Team
- Cost Effective Legal Advice and Services
- Trustworthy, Fair and Honest
- Maintain Your Confidentiality at All Times
Wallace Wilkinson & Webster is a leading Hobart-based legal practice providing specialist services in all areas of the law.
From individuals and small business to some of Australia’s largest public companies, our clients include families, local businesses, banks and credit unions, trade unions, community organisations and insurance companies. Because our people are all highly skilled and qualified, we always give you personal and efficient legal advice.
Business and Commercial Law
Our lawyers are experienced in the provision of strategic legal advice for businesses and commercial enterprises of all types. We regularly act for a range of commercial and corporate clients, ranging from small start-up businesses to multinationals.
Whether you are running a small to medium local business,are in the process of buying or selling your business or require legal advice relating to the negotiation and execution of a business contract, our lawyers are able to provide tailored advice designed to fit your particular business circumstances.
Legal Disputes
Our lawyers represent businesses and individuals in all aspects of disputes, from taking steps to avoid court proceedings to seeking a remedy or defending a claim through the courts.
We are well-equipped to handle litigation of any size or complexity and we are committed to the delivery of fast, cost effective and just resolutions.
Our lawyers have wide experience and expertise in handling complex matters in areas including:
- personal injury
- workers compensation
- insurance
- corporate law
- property law
- commercial leases and contracts
- wills and estates
- employment disputes
- medical negligence
- medical defence litigation
Employment and Workplace Law
As an employee, your job is one of the most important aspects of your financial security. As an employer, your employees are critical to your success.
Our lawyers provide advice and representation in relation to all employment and workplace matters. We can help you with issues including:
- Termination of employment
- Workplace injuries and workers compensation
- Workplace accidents and workplace health and safety (including COVID-19)
- Adverse action
- Dispute resolution and negotiation
- Discrimination
- Bullying and harassment
- Performance management
- General employment advice
- Employee entitlements including redundancy, long service leave and Award entitlements
- Contracts and restraint of trade provisions
- Subcontractors
Products and Services
Hours of Operation
Open Monday - Friday
Offering
Business Transactions, Conveyancing, Estate Planning, Finance, Litigation, Mediation, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Power of Attorney, Real Estate, Trusts & Wills, Workers Compensation
Features
Accredited, By Appointment, Insurance Claims, Quotes, Registered
Issues
Business Disputes, Civil Disputes, Injuries, Leasing, Unfair Dismissal
Catering To
Business Law, Criminal Law, Employment Law, Estate Law, Family Law, Intellectual Property, Personal Injury Law, Probate Law, Property Law
Keywords
Conveyancing & Property, Commercial & General Litigation, Workers Compensation & Motor Accidents, Wills & Estate Planning, Medical Negligence, Employment and Workplace Disputes, Insurance Law, Business & Commercial Law, Family & Defacto Relationships, Bankruptcy, Traffic & Criminal Offences
FAQs
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What is conveyancing?
The conveyancing process is an essential step in the process of transferring the legal ownership of a property from one owner to another. Our role is to gather information concerning the property and prepare the necessary documentation to ensure the property is legally transferred from the seller's name into the buyer's name.
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Why do I need a lawyer?
Our solicitors provide you with comprehensive legal advice, if and when required. We advise on your legal rights and obligations prior to signing a contract and throughout the conveyancing process. Many conveyancing matters proceed smoothly, however in the event that any issues arise throughout the process, we help to ensure your transaction has the best outcome for you.
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Why do I need to obtain advice before signing a contract?
Whether you are buying or selling your property, you should always consult with your solicitor prior to signing a contract, whether or not the contract has been prepared by other solicitors or by a real estate agent. We will ensure the contract protects your best interests and will advise if any amendments should be made to the contract prior to signing to avoid any future disputes.
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What happens with rates and land tax at settlement?
Whether you are buying or selling, council rates and land tax (and body corporate fees if the property is a unit) are apportioned at settlement. This means that the seller will pay all council rates and land tax assessed on the property up until the date of settlement, and the purchaser will pay the council rates and land tax from the date of settlement until the end of the current financial year.
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What happens with water and sewerage charges?
After settlement, we complete a change of ownership form on your behalf and provide it to the relevant water authority (i.e. Southern Water). The water authority has responsibility for apportioning the water and sewerage charges between the buyer and seller after settlement.
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What happens at settlement?
When we attend settlement on your behalf, we exchange all of the necessary documentation and funds to complete the transaction on your behalf. Settlement is usually attended by both the buyer's and the seller's solicitors or conveyancers, as well as any banks that are involved in the transaction.
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Do I need to attend settlement?
There is no need for you to attend settlement. We attend the settlement in Hobart on your behalf and contact you as soon as settlement has taken place. If you are buying, you can usually then collect the keys from the real estate agent or us following settlement. If you are selling, we distribute any balance proceeds in accordance with your instructions.
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What is a will?
A will is a legal document which sets out your intentions as to how your assets and liabilities are to be distributed in the event of your death. A will appoints an executor to be responsible for carrying out the directions set out in your will. A will can also nominate who you wish to be the guardian of your children and can allow you to express your wishes regarding cremation and burial.