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Strata | Specialist | Lawyers

Sydney strata lawyers — fixed cost by-law drafting and registration, disputes including NCAT, and strata transactions across NSW

A New South Wales firm practising exclusively in strata law since 2016. By-laws drafted for a fixed $770 and consolidated and registered for $990, inclusive of GST — over 90% drafted within two business days, with nothing to pay upfront.

Start a by-law matter online  Drafting — $770  Registration — $990

PO Box 515, Rose Bay NSW 2029  ·  (02) 9089 8706  ·  0412 304 433  ·  info@strataspecialistlawyers.com

Our Services

Clear, practical, fixed cost preferred strata law support tailored for New South Wales communities.

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Advice

For owners, owners corporations, community schemes, committees, builders, and developers seeking clear guidance and strategic support.

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Reviewing strata transaction documents and agreements

Transactions

Leases, licences, management agreements, easements, telecommunication and embedded network agreements, strata renewal, subdivisions, and other strata and community title related transactions.

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Disputes

Strategic advice and representation in strata and community title disputes including mediation, conciliation, NCAT and all courts.

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By-laws

Drafting, reviewing, consolidating and registering strata by-laws, community management statements, and strata management statements.

Fixed Cost By-Law Drafting and Registration

Our dedicated by-law department drafts and registers strata by-laws for a fixed cost, for ease of mind and pocket, and fast completion times. Drafting is $770 and consolidation and registration is $990, both inclusive of GST — with over 90% of by-laws drafted within two business days, changes to drafts included, and nothing to pay upfront.

Drafting — $770  Registration — $990  Start online

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By-law, community management statement, and strata management statement reviews

Comprehensive review of strata by-laws, community, precinct, and neighbourhood scheme statements, and strata management statements.

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Common Questions

Who do you represent?

We act for owners, owners corporations, committees, community, precinct and neighbourhood schemes, strata managers, building managers, builders and developers.

Who are Strata Specialist Lawyers?

Strata Specialist Lawyers was established in 2016 by Colin Cunio, a lawyer admitted in the Supreme Court of NSW and the High Court of Australia with over 25 years experience in the legal industry, and specialising in strata law for over 15 years.

Do you offer fixed-fee options?

Yes. Our dedicated by-law department drafts by-laws for a fixed $770 and consolidates and registers by-law changes for a fixed $990, both inclusive of GST. Other work is quoted on its nature; NCAT and court dispute work is time costed.

How much does a strata by-law cost?

Drafting is a fixed $770 inclusive of GST — including the motions, the consent form, covering advice, and any changes you request to the draft. Consolidation and registration is a fixed $990 inclusive of GST and all third-party expenses. The combined service is $1,760.

How long does by-law drafting take?

Over 90% of our by-laws are drafted within two business days of receiving instructions and documents.

Do I pay anything upfront for by-law work?

No. We complete the work first, then send our invoice, and the completed work is provided on payment. Nothing is paid in advance and no money is held on account.

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