Property & conveyancing
Property transfers, conveyancing, sectional-title matters, leases and related agreements.
Explore property services →Pretoria legal practice · c. 1892
Legal judgement shaped by generations.
Findlay & Niemeyer has roots in Pretoria’s legal profession dating to around 1892. Today, the firm continues to advise individuals, families and businesses across property, conveyancing, litigation, commercial matters, wills and family law.
c. 1892Pretoria roots
Pretoria legal heritage
Property & conveyancing
Civil & commercial law
Private-client matters
130+ yrsof history from c. 1892
Hatfield, Pretoria1027 Francis Baard Street
Broad civil practiceProperty, disputes, business & family
Established teamDirectors, consultant & support attorneys
Credibility before complexity
A simpler way to show what a century-plus practice stands for.
The firm’s biggest differentiator is not a long service list. It is continuity: more than a century of Pretoria legal history, combined with practical advice across the matters clients most often need help with.
Commercial & litigation
Commercial advice, contracts, company matters, civil litigation, arbitration, collections and insolvency-related work.
Explore commercial services →Family, wills & estates
Wills, deceased estates, family law, matrimonial matters and antenuptial contracts.
Explore private-client services →A living timeline
From the old Pretoria legal quarter to today.
A few verified milestones from the firm’s own history show why longevity is central to the Findlay & Niemeyer story.
c. 1892
Hudson Findlay opens an attorneys practice in Pretoria under the name J H L Findlay.
A client spectrum built over time
From major institutions to everyday legal matters.
The firm describes a client base ranging from major banking groups to individual members of the public—a useful shorthand for the breadth of matters handled over generations.
Approach
Advice first. Litigation when necessary.
Public profiles of the firm emphasise managing legal problems early and avoiding unnecessary litigation where a sound negotiated outcome can better serve the client.
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