Erin Guerin is a conveyancing clerk who has been helping families in the Murraylands buy and sell property for over a decade.
Working on Ngarrindjeri lands (Murray Bridge)
“Being part of the Murraylands property market’s growth over the past decade has been a true career highlight.”
Erin is a committed and enthusiastic member of the Johnston Withers’ team, known for her dedication to clients and passion for conveyancing. She began her journey in the industry in 2014 as an Administration Assistant with Marshall Conveyancing (now Johnston Withers Lawyers). After gaining valuable experience and developing her skills, Erin explored other opportunities in the field before returning to Johnston Withers Lawyers in 2025. With a keen eye for detail and strong organisational skills, she continues to thrive in the fast-paced conveyancing environment.
In her role, Erin works closely with our registered conveyancers to ensure clients are well-supported when buying or selling one of their most important financial assets. She is dedicated to making the process as smooth and stress-free as possible, from the first point of contact through to settlement. Erin values the collaborative, team-orientated culture at Johnston Withers, which encourages knowledge-sharing and mutual support.
Erin enjoys spending time with her husband and children, who are her greatest motivation. She strives to be a role model for her children, demonstrating that with hard work and passion, you can build a fulfilling career and truly enjoy what you do.
Here’s a brief run-down of things to consider and what steps to expect once you’ve found a place to call home and you’re ready to make an offer.
Entering the property market can be a daunting experience. Some people go in armed with facts and figures, others go in not really knowing what they want or need and then there are some who just go “all in” with no information and no facts.
Key Changes to Foreign Resident Capital Gains Withholding (FRCGW) Rules
From 1 January 2025, changes to the FRCGW regime will affect all property sales in Australia. Vendors, including Australian residents, must apply for a Foreign Resident Capital Gains Clearance Certificate from the ATO to avoid 15% withholding at settlement. Our article outlines these changes, what they mean for you, and how to apply for the clearance certificate.