How AGM can help
AGM assists with property transactions that require careful document preparation, registration and coordination, while also understanding the disputes and commercial issues that can arise around property ownership.
Typical matters
- Property transfers
- Conveyancing documentation
- Notarial work
- Property-related agreements
- Property disputes and commercial issues
Relevant experience
Ronny Gell is an admitted conveyancer and notary. Neels Alant is an admitted conveyancer, while Joy Snyman is an admitted attorney, notary and conveyancer with experience in conveyancing and notarial work.
What the process usually starts with
Understand
Review the facts, documents, timing and commercial or personal objective.
Advise
Identify the legal position, practical options, risk and likely next steps.
Act
Draft, negotiate, transact, recover, represent or litigate as the matter requires.
Frequently asked questions
What does a conveyancing attorney do?
A conveyancer attends to the legal transfer and registration process for immovable property and prepares the documents required for registration.
Can AGM assist with property disputes as well as transfers?
Yes. The firm’s published capabilities include both conveyancing and litigation, allowing transactional and dispute issues to be considered together.