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A Guide to Publishing a Book in Australia
Publishing a book in Australia is an exciting endeavour, but it also comes with legal and practical considerations that authors must navigate. Whether you are working with a publisher or
At Prosper Law, we provide professional and efficient independent solicitor’s certificate services. Our fixed-fee legal services ensure that you receive the legal advice you need at an affordable price.
Obtaining an independent solicitor’s certificate is often a requirement for financial agreements, loan guarantees, or other legal documents. This certificate confirms that you have received independent legal advice and fully understand the implications of the document you are signing.
Our experienced team of lawyers is here to guide you through the process, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements in Australia.
An independent solicitor’s certificate is a legal safeguard for individuals entering into binding agreements. It ensures that you:
This certificate is commonly required for:
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Our fixed-fee service of $350 plus GST per person per certificate ensures affordability and transparency.
Our team of skilled lawyers has extensive experience in providing independent legal advice across Australia.
We prioritise urgent matters and can provide same-day service where required. Let us know your timing needs, and we will work to meet your deadlines.
We offer flexible appointment options, including in-person consultations or virtual meetings via video call, to suit your schedule.
We offer independent solicitor’s certificates for a fixed fee of $350 plus GST per person per certificate. This transparent pricing ensures there are no surprises, allowing you to budget with confidence.
We understand that time is often critical when obtaining an independent solicitor’s certificate. Our team works efficiently to provide you with the advice and documentation you need without unnecessary delays.
Our solicitors will:
We will witness your mortgage documents electronically, using a verified platform. You will need to confirm with the lender or person requesting the independent solicitors certificate that they will accept electronic signatures.
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An independent solicitor’s certificate confirms that you have received independent legal advice about a document you are signing. It protects both you and the other party by ensuring you understand your rights and obligations.
It is often required by banks, lenders, or other parties to ensure that individuals entering into agreements, such as loan guarantees or financial agreements, are fully informed of the risks and consequences.
At Prosper Law, we charge a fixed fee of $350 plus GST per person per certificate.
The process is typically quick and can often be completed within the same day, depending on the complexity of the document and your availability for a consultation.
Yes! We offer virtual consultations via video call for your convenience. Unfortunately, we are not able to offer face-to-face services and will ask you to confirm with the lender that electronic signatures are accepted.
Without this certificate, certain agreements may not be enforceable, or the other party may refuse to proceed with the transaction. It is also a safeguard to protect your interests.
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