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MyOverseasProperty.ie legal solutions. MyOverseasProperty.ie can assist buyers in acquiring the services of a legal representative in over 40 countries.
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Albania; Antigua; Argentina; Austria; Bahamas; Barbados; Brazil; Bulgaria; Canada; Canary Islands; Cape Verde; Channel Islands; Croatia; Cyprus; Czech Republic; Dominican Republic. Egypt; Estonia; France; Germany; Greece; Hungary; India; Ireland; Italy; Jamaica;Latvia;Malaysia;Mexico;Morocco; Montenegro;NorthernCyprus; Panama; Philippines; Portugal; Romania; Russia; Singapore; Slovakia; South Africa; Spain; St. Lucia;St. Vincent & the Grenadines;Thailand;Trinidad & Tobago; Turkey; UAE; USA; Venezuela.
As part of our offer we have contracted an independent panel of specialist lawyers who can provide unbiased legal advice for you, the buyer. Sourced locally, these lawyers understand the local culture, local law and obviously local language.
When buying any property it is important that the purchaser can fully understand the process, the price and any procedures. By using this independent legal service you can be assured that you will be represented fairly in the transaction.
Our network of lawyers has been selected on a very strict set of criteria which include:
· Knowledge of the local market
· Extensive conveyancing experience
· Excellent client references
· Competitive rates
· A personal approach backed up with high customer service standards
· A UK presence.
With a thorough understanding of UK legal principles, your chosen lawyer will keep you fully informed throughout the process and explain the details of the legal agreements involved.
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| Overseas Property Law - An overview |
Whether buying property in Dublin or abroad investors should take the same caution and treat the purchase the same. In other words, if you were buying a property in Ireland you would ensure that you had independent legal representation, so there is no reason why your overseas purchase should be any different.
While many overseas developers and agents in overseas jurisdictions may offer investors the services of their lawyer, property buyers should be informed that it is impossible for this lawyer to offer you totally independent legal advice and look after your interests, as they will also be working for the seller. It is important to have totally independent legal advice to ensure that any and all defects in your contract are noted and disclosed to you (e.g. incomplete information as to the description of your property, or any clause that is not in your favour).
While it is a fact in many European countries, that the public notary undertakes some element of work and oversees the signing of the final purchase deed, they do not see any preliminary contract which you sign and therefore it is important that you get legal advice before signing any contracts and do not rely on the public notary on signing the final deed.
All factors considered, including the added possibility of a language barrier, it is vital to get solid independent legal advice before signing any contracts which may tie you into paying over any money on your purchase.
