Conveyancing
We offer 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 is a smooth and stress-free process. Our team can assist with:
- 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.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A property lawyer specialises in legal matters related to real estate, including:
- Buying and selling property
- Drafting and reviewing leases
- Handling property disputes
- Zoning and land use regulations
While it's not strictly necessary to have a lawyer to sell property, it's highly recommended, especially if the transaction is complex or involves unique circumstances.
If you're involved in a property dispute, you'll need a property lawyer to represent your interests and negotiate a resolution or litigate the case if necessary.
Yes, a property lawyer can assist with a force sale, which is a legal process to sell property to satisfy a debt.
Yes, a property lawyer can advise a client against purchasing a property if they believe it's not a good investment or has significant legal or structural issues.