"Always true" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase "sempre vero". Specifically, the adverb "sempre" means "always". The masculine adjective "vero" translates as "actual, genuine, real, true". The pronunciation will be "SEHM-prey VEY-roh" in Italian – via Answers.com. Our founder, Julie Falcke explains the background of our firm’s name: Why was the phrase ‘always true’ selected [...]
Fairly obviously, every adult should have a valid will, but it may surprise you that you should also have an Enduring Power Of Attorney. What is an Enduring Power of Attorney? An Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA) is a legal document where you appoint someone to make health and personal decisions on your behalf if you become [...]
A contract is a legally binding agreement & particularly where there is a lot of money changing hands (for example, a house or property purchase contract), it is so important to know exactly what you are signing. We always recommend having a solicitor check over your property contract BEFORE you sign it. It [...]
Searches & Enquiries are very important when you are buying or selling property, a business, shares or goods. Searches provide you with necessary information about the parties to the contract & item being transferred which, if undertaken prior to final payment, may save you hundreds or thousands of dollars, or a legal nightmare [...]
We are excited to announce that Sempre Vero Lawyers is now subscribed to the national electronic conveyancing settlements system, PEXA and we can complete your conveyance settlement electronically.This has many benefits, including:All settlement funds are disbursed electronically. This means, as a seller you will have cleared funds in your account on the day of settlement and you will [...]
