Carly Burke commenced practising as a property solicitor in a mid-tier Melbourne law firm 10 years ago. The exposure to the Melbourne property market gave her extensive experience in conveyancing and associated property law for large apartment complexes, medium density housing projects and vacant land estates. Carly also acted on leases, Section 173 Agreements and plans of subdivision and consolidation for her clients.
In 2011, Carly relocated with her family to the Greater Ballarat area and commenced practising in Ballarat. Carly extended her skill base to include conveyancing of large rural properties and associated property law issues such as easements, compulsory acquisitions and water entitlements.
Over the last 10 years, Carly has worked with a wide range of clients from developers of large estates or buildings to small unit developers, investors, councils, home purchasers and sellers, landlords and tenants of retail commercial and industrial land and associated parties such as financial institutions, government departments, authorities, other solicitors and the Land Titles Office. She works closely with her clients through the complex and varied property law issues that arise and ensures that tailored solutions are provided to obtain the best outcome for her clients. Carly also has an ability to explain difficult legal issues in a practical and easy to understand way that benefits her clients.
Carly specialises in helping her clients with:
- property acquisitions and sales;
- subdivisions and consolidations;
- Owners Corporation set up;
- land transfers;
- mortgages;
- stamp duty concessions and exemptions;
- Section 173 Agreements and other agreement with authorities;
- property tenancy;
- building contracts;
- owner builder issues;
- easements;
- restrictive covenants and other restrictions;
- caveats and priority notices;
- adverse possession claims;
- lost title applications;
- water entitlements;
- compulsory acquisitions, and
- leases.
As well as representing clients in all manner of property law matters, Carly can also assist clients with wills, powers of attorney and estate matters.
Carly is an active Board Member of WRISC.
If Carly Burke can assist you with your legal matter, please contact her to arrange an appointment.
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