At D’arcy Thomson Law we provide a high level of specialist property advice on all aspects of property transactions including commercial property, residential subdivisions and unit titles, but we are especially proud of our residential conveyance practice. Being able to come to our property based legal team helps clients fully understand the home loan and buying process. 
 

About Darcy Thomson Law Ltd

Founded in 2000

50 people in their team


Practice areas
Real Estate
Elder Law

Languages spoken
Māori
English

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Practice areas

Real Estate

Conveyance

Buying or selling your home is the biggest, and most important transaction the majority of us will ever do. It’s vital that you seek expert advice from professionals you can trust.  Conveyancing deals with the transfer of the legal title of a property, and the intricacies of the various associated documents.  Acting with your best interests as our primary concern we’ll ensure you have a genuine understanding of the legal principles involved by translating the fine print in to plain English, arming you with the knowledge to make informed decisions which genuinely benefit you and your family.


Residential Subdivisions

Residential Subdivisions require the legal expertise of professionals with an eye for detail and a thorough understanding of the local environment and relevant council requirements. Christchurch-based and well-versed in all aspects of residential property law, we have the appropriate knowledge and the necessary resources to deal with all your subdivision requirements. Dedicated to providing the most reliable, precise and efficient service possible, we’re capable of overseeing the subdivision process from beginning to end, delivering results in a timely manner. To discuss your project please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Commercial Real Estate
Foreclosure
Housing, Construction & Development
Land Use & Zoning
Landlord & Tenant
Mortgage
Natural Resources

Elder Law

Wills

Your will sets out your wishes for how your affairs are to be managed after you are gone. In your will you can specify who you'd like to provide for, who you'd like to leave special gifts or sentimental items to, who you'd like to look after your children (guardians), your wishes for your funeral for example.

If you wish to decide how your property is to be dealt with if you die, then a Will is essential.  When drafting your will, we help you understand your options for providing for family and other interests, writing your will so that everyone can understand and act on your wishes. We encourage you to review your will regularly, preferably every 3-5 years or when your personal circumstances change significantly, and update it accordingly.

We can recommend effective asset planning techniques (which can be incorporated into a Will) and can also assist with putting you in touch with other professionals to arrange specific services, such as a pre-paid funeral.

Estate Planning
Trusts
Will & Testament
Elder Abuse Law

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