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Caveats have nothing to do with tax, so your accountant's comments are strange! They are not qualified to advise on this and their insurance wouldn't have covered this mistake. You should consider lodging a caveat on exchange of contracts as you will have an interest in the property - but not...

I don't know. But think from the bank's point of view. If they have lent money out legitimately - unknown that fraud is involved - and they have registered the mortgage on title then they have a good interest in the property. Often in these cases the person witnessing the documents can be...

In some instances yes.

A caveat be be lodged on several different basis - one under equitable principles and 2 under the family law act. This could be done before a divorce or breakup or after. And there is no need to be in a relationship to be able to lodge a caveat - it could be 2 friends where 1 has provided money...