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Pronesti v Napoli (No 2) [2026] NSWSC 856: DNA, a 20-Year-Late Estate Claim and the Reach of Notional Estate

Discovering biological parentage decades later can affect a deceased estate, including property outside the actual estate through NSW notional estate laws. Estate transactions may involve complex succession issues alongside conveyancing. Before transferring inherited property, verify legal authority and title. Searching for a conveyancer near to me? Flash Conveyancing can assist with property matters.

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Haiyong Su v 5 Blackman Cres Macquarie Pty Ltd [2026] NSWSC 875: When Default Interest Goes Too Far

Private property finance can become expensive quickly when default interest and compounding apply. Courts may reject penalty clauses, but borrowers should understand rates, fees, security and default terms before signing. Careful conveyancing helps coordinate finance and settlement. Searching for a conveyancer near to me? Flash Conveyancing assists with property transactions across NSW.

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Filippini v Keystone Asset Management Ltd (in liq) [2026] FCAFC 71: Freezing Orders, Trust Control and the Limits of Property Protection

Family trusts can offer useful ownership structures, but trust assets are not automatically protected from court freezing orders. Control, trustee powers and litigation can affect property transactions. Careful conveyancing helps identify potential risks before exchange. Searching for a conveyancer near to me? Flash Conveyancing can assist with trust property transactions throughout NSW.

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Commissioner of Taxation v Morton [2026] FCAFC 31: Subdividing Land Without Automatically Becoming a Property Developer

A major subdivision does not automatically make sale proceeds ordinary income; ownership history, purpose, involvement and commercial risk all matter. Before buying land for subdivision, careful conveyancing should examine zoning, easements, covenants and restrictions. Searching for a conveyancer near to me? Flash Conveyancing can assist with property and subdivision transactions across NSW.

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Brandes v Community Association DP No 270482 (No 2) [2026] NSWCATAP 225: Who Pays the Legal Bill in a Strata Fight?

Losing at NCAT doesn’t automatically mean paying the other side’s legal costs. Brandes confirms costs generally require special circumstances, although reasonable legal preparation expenses may be recoverable. When buying strata, careful conveyancing should identify litigation, levies and disputes. Looking for a conveyancer near to me? Choose Flash Conveyancing for guidance.

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Sydney Gold Bullion Exchange Pty Ltd v The Owners – Strata Plan 34794 [2026] NSWCATAP 75: When Strata Unit Entitlements Don’t Add Up

Strata unit entitlements affect levies and ownership interests, but changing an unfair allocation through NCAT is not automatic. Strong valuation evidence and the correct legal grounds are essential. Before buying strata, thorough conveyancing can uncover entitlement issues and costly disputes. Searching for a conveyancer near to me? Contact Flash Conveyancing for assistance.

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Wilson v Kiama Municipal Council [2026] NSWLEC 1423: Rural Land, “Dwelling Entitlements” and the Power of Clause 4.6

“No dwelling entitlement” doesn’t always mean rural NSW land cannot support a home. Planning rules, zoning, lot size and potential variations must be carefully assessed before buying. Professional conveyancing helps identify these risks early. Searching for a conveyancer near to me? Flash Conveyancing can review contracts, titles and available planning information before exchange.

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