The Residential Property division deals with the laws around buying or selling property. It differs from commercial property as it must have a place of residence – a home – on the land.
These transactions can be a maze of documents. It can be confusing to know your rights and responsibilities as a homeowner, tenant or landlord. It’s vital to have a big picture perspective and to understand the long-term effects to avoid poor choices and later disputes.
Frank Law believes that property should be a decision made with great confidence, not in confusion. Therefore, we journey with you in the excitement of buying or selling residential property. Likewise, we will guide you through the process and keep you informed of every step. We understand that buying or selling a home is a milestone moment, a chapter marker of your life. We aim to make this transition smooth and stress-free.
Our team will celebrate with you in the successes of your property decisions.
Lisa Pizzonia is knowledgeable of many areas of law due to her extensive and varied experience working in a law office for over 20 years. Lisa’s passion in helping people achieve their goals drives her career. Lisa’s ideal day would be spent at the beach with her family.
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