Conveyancing & Property Law 
Buying or selling a property can be one of the most significant decisions most people will ever make, and a number of factors need to be taken into consideration. To ensure your best interests are being looked after at every step of the way, it is encouraged that you seek the assistance of an experienced conveyance lawyer.
Only a conveyance lawyer can provide advice on any legal matters that may arise during the purchase or sale of your property. Having legal input from a conveyance lawyer will ensure that you are not contractually bound to any unfavourable terms and conditions, or suffer from misleading practices such as fraud or dummy bidding.
Our experienced conveyancing team will keep you informed at every stage of the process to make sure that your interests are protected. Our lawyers will:
- explain all the issues involved with the purchase or sale of your property
- discuss the costs involved, including our fees and stamp duty
- advise you on the contract of sale, and assist with any special conditions and negotiations
- assist in meeting your lenders’ requirements
- arrange and perform all relevant searches and inspections
- prepare all legal transfer documents
- organise settlement arrangements
- assist with any general conveyancing questions you may have
What is conveyancing?
Conveyance is the official transfer of property from one person to another, and involves the drafting of all the relevant legal documents that is necessary for the transfer. This will ensure that the property being transferred includes the security of land title and all of its associated rights, and that any land restrictions are being brought to attention before the purchase.
Who is allowed to complete conveyance work?
Conveyancing is usually completed by a conveyance lawyer or a licensed conveyancer. Generally the process will take 4-6 weeks during which they will perform a number of legal requirements in real estate transactions such as title searches, checking restrictions on the property, handling councils and prepare legal documents.
What are the costs involved?
The cost of standard conveyance work is fixed, but varies between different states and territories.
Our lawyers can also assist you with:
- Commercial and retail leasing
- Commercial conveyancing: retail and commercial sales and purchases
- Advice on building contracts
- Industrial sales and purchases
- Sub-Divisions
Talk to us
If you would like more information on how we can help you with your conveyance requirements, please give us our conveyance lawyers a call 1800 555 777 or contact us via email.