Your Rights, Your Should Know
Question 1: Do you need to engage a lawyer in a conveyancing transaction?
Answer:
It is not a must to engage a lawyer in a conveyancing.
However, Ideally, each parties to a conveyancing transaction should seek separate legal representation in order to ensure that their rights and interest are fully protected.
Question 2: How lawyer protect and secure you in your property transaction
Answer:
Lawyers understand and justify each clause of the agreement.
Lawyer can help you to avoid some common problems with a property sale or purchase based on their experience and act in your best interest.
Thus, it is advisable to choose a good lawyer to get your money’s worth.
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Your Rights, Your Should Know
Question 1: Do you need to engage a lawyer in a conveyancing transaction?
Answer:
It is not a must to engage a lawyer in a conveyancing.
However, Ideally, each parties to a conveyancing transaction should seek separate legal representation in order to ensure that their rights and interest are fully protected.
Question 2: How lawyer protect and secure you in your property transaction
Answer:
Lawyers understand and justify each clause of the agreement.
Lawyer can help you to avoid some common problems with a property sale or purchase based on their experience and act in your best interest.
Thus, it is advisable to choose a good lawyer to get your money’s worth.
About WY CHAN
WY Chan graduated with a law degree from University of Leeds in 2014 and obtained the Certificate of Legal Practice in the following year. She admitted as an Advocate and Solicitor of the High Court of Malaya in November 2016.
She joined Messrs Law Office of Ng and Chuah as Partner in 2018.
WY Chan started off her legal practice on the area of conveyancing and property specialising in drafting and vetting sale and purchase agreements, dealing and negotiating in sale and purchase transactions, handling loan documentations (including advise the drawdown of the facility) as well as drafting tenancy agreement.
She then engaged in probate practice such as obtaining grant of probate and letters of administration, will and trust deed drafting as well as administration of estates.
WY Chan engaged in family matters such as resolution of matrimonial disputes and adoption matters.
She also practised general litigation such as commercial debt-recovery, bankruptcy and winding-up proceedings.