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      Conveyancing Can Be Complex, But At ByTheRules, We Make It Easy.

      General Info

      By The Rules is an established Conveyancing Law firm with over 20 years' Conveyancing and Property Law experience.

      We are a friendly team of 20+ dedicated Conveyancers, guided by our highly experienced Directors. We are passionate about what we do and we're driven by delivering outstanding customer service.

      We combine extensive experience and legal expertise with a friendly customer service focus We are available 7 days a week We empower our clients by always keeping them informed We’re excellent communicators and we talk in your language, not ‘legal speak’ We provide a tailored service, understanding your needs first30+ highly experienced Conveyancing Paralegals backed up by experienced lawyers Multi Award Winning Conveyancing firm Genuine fixed fee quote, includes searches – no nasty surprises Online, for your convenience – save time and money

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      Payment method
      cash
      Established
      1995
      ABN
      98 149 102 554
      Staff
      11-20
      Location
      -26.39700,
      Service Notes
      open 7 days a week
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      Categories
      Solicitors & Lawyers, Conveyancing Services
      Commercial
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      How much does a Power of Attorney cost?

      A Power of Attorney prepared by bytherules is $165 inclusive of GST


      What makes a will valid?

      It must be in writing, should appoint someone to carry out the instructions (an executor) and dispose of possessions/property It must be signed by the person making the will (the testator), or signed on the testator's behalf in his or her presence and by his or her direction. This must be done in the presence of two witnesses who then sign the will in the presence of the testator.


      Who can be a witness?

      Anyone who: Is not blind Is capable of understanding the nature and effect of what they are doing However, a witness should not be: A beneficiary in the will; or Married to, or be the civil partner of, a beneficiary In these circumstances the will remains a valid and legal document, but the gift to the beneficiary cannot be paid.