About Us
Established in 2000 following a name change of a firm which has been on site since 1970, Greg Smith & Co has focused on continuing the firm's tradition of providing Wynyard and surrounding areas with common sense legal advice.
Our goal is to continue to develop relationships with the community, based on trust and understanding and to remain a respected law firm.
We value every client and strive on professionalism, knowledge and innovation to provide you with quality legal expertise.
Feel free to contact us for more information about the firm or to arrange a consultation with one of our friendly staff.
About Greg Smith & Co
Founded in 2000
5 people in their team
Practice areas
Languages spoken
Practice areas
Real Estate
Conveyancing
Greg Smith & Co understands that buying or selling a residential or commercial property is a big decision and a significant matter for most people. Here at Greg Smith & Co, we cater to all people making property transactions in Tasmania.
Greg Smith & Co can help you with:
Preparation of contracts for sale or purchase of land
Contract review
Property settlements and negotiations
Commercial & retail leases
Auction enquiries
Assistance for first home owners & the First Home Owners Grant
Mortgages and refinancing
Property developments
Property division
Our clients include first home buyers, property developers, real estate agents, banks, mortgage brokers and surveyors.
Our conveyancing services are offered at competitive rates.
Private Client
Business
Commercial Law
Greg Smith & Co can provide assistance for a range of legal matters, including:
Purchase and sale of business
Drafting commercial agreements (joint ventures and partnerships), guarantees and security documents
Advice for non-profit organisations and charities
The Corporations Act
Human resources advice or claims
Corporate & Commercial
Family
Basic Family Law
Greg Smith & Co can provide assistance for basic matters relating to family law, whether it be for parties that are married or in a de facto relationships, including:
Obtaining a divorce
Providing advice following the end of a marriage or other relationship
Negotiating and entering into an agreement (Binding Financial Agreement) or court orders (by consent) to enable the property of a relationship that has broken down to be divided