When you start looking at a village, the operator is required to give you the plans of the village and the unit, the financial statements and accounts for the village, the form of the retirement village contract that you would be required to enter into, the village rules, a disclosure statement and, in certain cases, the development consent for the village. That will keep you occupied for a little while.
We have helped clients for many years as they undertake this significant exercise, and we know the things to look for to make the change as easy as possible for you.
As retirement village lawyers, we advise residents and villages on retirement village contracts.
As well as helping with the retirement village contract, we can assist you to update your will, make a Power of Attorney, appoint an enduring guardian or do your conveyancing.
Look at some of the Villages we have helped clients move into.
Some of the things to look for in a village contract
When might you be asked to sign a Residential Tenancy Agreement?
Payments on Termination of a Village Contract