Frequently Asked Questions

CasaJuris assists with residential and commercial property transactions, including purchase agreements, title transfers and contract negotiations. Our team ensures compliance with Swiss legal requirements at every stage.

The duration depends on factors such as document preparation, authority approvals and specific case complexity. On average, a standard property sale in Zurich can be completed within 6 to 8 weeks, subject to local procedures.

Our property-deal legal support covers each phase of a real estate transaction: from title verification, municipal approvals and contractual arrangements to coordination with notaries and land registry offices. We tailor our services to your needs, offering document review, risk assessment and hands-on guidance to ensure compliance with Swiss law.

We undertake a systematic review of title deeds, zoning certificates, easements and any existing encumbrances. This process includes liaising with municipal authorities, verifying planning permissions and assessing the legal status of the property so you have a clear picture of any obligations or restrictions.

Yes, our team has experience supporting international clients buying or selling property in Switzerland. We manage communication with all parties on your behalf, handle jurisdictional requirements and ensure that cross-border legal formalities are handled accurately.

Our fees depend on the scope of your transaction and the services required. After an initial consultation, we provide a transparent estimate. Payment options include bank transfer and credit card, and we outline any potential additional costs in advance.

Timelines vary based on transaction complexity and the need for third-party coordination. A straightforward transfer often completes within four to six weeks from contract signing to final land registry entry. More complex matters, such as resolving title discrepancies, can extend the timeline.

Physical presence is not always required. By granting a power of attorney, you can authorise us to represent you in all procedural steps, including signing before the notary and submitting documents to public offices.

Begin by scheduling an initial consultation via our website. We will assess your situation, outline the process and prepare a detailed engagement letter for your review. Upon agreement, we initiate the formalities and keep you informed at every stage.

Typically, we request certified copies of your identification, existing purchase agreements, title deeds, land registry extracts and any municipal or planning approvals related to the property.

Yes, we draft, review and negotiate residential and commercial lease agreements. Our work ensures compliance with Swiss tenancy laws, protection of key rights and clear definition of terms for both lessors and lessees.

CasaJuris adheres to professional conduct standards and Swiss data protection regulations. All client information is stored securely and shared only with authorised parties under strict confidentiality protocols.