Conveyancing Lawyers in Melbourne
Buying or selling a property is a significant milestone. While it’s a thrilling experience, it can also be a complex process. Our conveyancing law team based in Melbourne CBD offers fixed price and quality conveyancing, backed with decades of experience and legal knowledge that gives peace of mind.
In theory conveyancing is the work required for the legal transfer of property. Practically it is much more complex, and while it may be a box-ticking exercise, a lot of work is required to have those boxes ticked confidently.
A decision to buy and sell property is a great financial decision and we understand and cater to our client’s needs to ensure the conveyancing process runs as smooth and stress-free as possible. We specialise in handling complex conveyancing issues, and will guide you through the entire process, from contract negotiation to settlement, ensuring a stress-free experience.
- Preparation of Contracts of Sale and Section 32’s for residential, rural and commercial properties.
- Provide legal advice on complex matters such as duties on sales and chattels, land tax and other related taxes.
- Performing local council and statutory searches and dealing with regulatory authorities.
- Selling off the plan and advising purchasers in relation to negotiating contracts off the plan purchases.
- Subdivision of land.
- Land transfers, including transfers between spouses, survivorship and transmission applications and transfers to beneficiaries from estates and trusts.
With decades of experience in the Melbourne property market, our team possesses the knowledge and skills to handle even the most intricate conveyancing matters. We pride ourselves on our client-centric approach, ensuring personalised attention and regular updates throughout the process.
Let us handle the legal complexities, so you can focus on the exciting aspects of your property journey.
Get in touch
To get in touch with our conveyancing lawyers, fill out the form below or give us a call: +61 3 8600 6000
Located in Melbourne CBD at Level 28, 140 William Street, Melbourne. Servicing all Melbourne suburbs online and within a 15-minute drive for: Melbourne CBD, Carlton, Fitzroy, Richmond, South Yarra, St Kilda, Brunswick, Collingwood, Prahran, South Melbourne, North Melbourne.
Frequently Asked Questions
Special conditions are additional terms and conditions that can be added to a contract of sale to tailor it to the specific needs of the buyer and seller. These conditions can vary widely and may cover a range of matters, such as finance conditions, pest inspection requirements, or specific performance obligations.
The validity period of a contract of sale can vary depending on the specific terms of the contract and the applicable laws. Typically, contracts of sale have a specific settlement date, and if settlement does not occur by that date, the contract may be terminated or extended.
An unconditional contract of sale is a contract that is not subject to any further conditions or contingencies. Once an unconditional contract is signed, both parties are legally bound to complete the sale.
Section 32 is a statutory requirement in Victoria that requires vendors to provide buyers with a disclosure statement that outlines certain information about the property, such as zoning, building permits, and potential issues.
No, Section 32 is not a contract of sale. It is a statutory requirement in Victoria that requires vendors to provide buyers with a disclosure statement that outlines certain information about the property, such as zoning, building permits, and potential issues.
To obtain a Section 32 statement in Victoria, you can typically request it from the vendor's real estate agent or directly from the vendor. The vendor is responsible for preparing and providing the Section 32 statement.
Yes, a Section 32 statement can expire. As mentioned earlier, the validity period is usually limited, so it's important to review the statement carefully and ensure that it is still valid before making a purchase decision.
The validity period of a Section 32 statement can vary, but it is typically valid for a limited period, such as 30 days. It's important to check the specific terms of the statement and consult with a legal professional for accurate information.
Yes, you can make an offer on a property without having seen a Section 32 statement. However, it's generally advisable to review the Section 32 statement before finalising the purchase to ensure that you are aware of any potential issues with the property.
Off-the-plan selling involves the sale of property that has not yet been constructed. Buyers purchase a property based on plans and specifications, with the expectation that the property will be built to those standards.
In some cases, it may be possible to sell an off-the-plan property before settlement, but this can be complex and may require specific legal arrangements. It's important to consult with a legal professional to understand the potential risks and benefits of selling an off-the-plan property before settlement.
Yes, a mortgage of real property act land can be transferred. However, the transfer process can be complex and may require specific legal documentation and procedures. It's important to consult with a legal professional to ensure that the transfer is done correctly and complies with all relevant laws and regulations.