Frequently Asked Questions

Please include the property address, any relevant documents you have and a brief description of your legal question to help us prepare effectively.

A title search is a thorough review of public records relating to a property to confirm its current ownership, identify any liens, encumbrances or legal restrictions, and ensure that the seller has the right to transfer the property. It helps you avoid hidden risks and unexpected legal issues before you finalize your transaction.

We access official land registry documents, examine cadastral maps and review historical entries at the appropriate cantonal office. We then compare those records to municipal archives and notarial deeds to confirm that the ownership chain is clear and free from unresolved claims.

Yes. Our legal team prepares and reviews sale and purchase agreements, escrow instructions and supplementary deeds to reflect the precise terms agreed upon by both parties, ensuring compliance with Swiss property law.

We identify any title defects—such as undisclosed servitudes, liens or boundary disputes—then coordinate with relevant stakeholders, including municipal authorities and previous owners, to resolve encumbrances before you proceed with the transaction.

A typical title search and review takes between 5 and 10 business days, depending on the complexity of the property’s history, local registration office workloads and any required translations or additional checks.

Yes. We offer targeted legal counsel on negotiation points, contractual clauses and closing conditions to support your interests and help achieve a legally sound agreement.

You should supply a copy of the current purchase agreement or letter of intent, any existing title documentation, the seller’s identification details and any relevant municipal or building permits.

We liaise with land registry offices, notaries, mortgage providers and local authorities on your behalf, streamlining communications so you receive updates directly from our team without unnecessary delays.

Yes. Our experts are familiar with cross-border requirements, coordinate with foreign legal advisors and ensure that all documents meet the necessary standards for jurisdictional transfer.

Our fees are based on the complexity of the transaction and the scope of services selected. You can view transparent pricing details in our price card section or request a customized quote.

Contact us via our website or by phone, share basic property details and we will outline a tailored plan, provide a clear fee estimate and guide you through each next step.