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Property conveyancers handle many of the legalities of purchasing and selling property. They take care of the legal documents and contracts associated with property transfer and real estate transactions, ensuring the process goes smoothly, that clients’ rights are protected, and each party gets the results they are entitled to. Many conveyancers will even help coordinate communications with your real estate agent and bank or financial institution to ensure the entire process proceeds efficiently. Our conveyancers will keep you informed throughout the whole conveyancing process, helping you understand your legal obligations and the decisions you will need to make for property settlement.

Buying or selling property is a massive decision and shouldn’t be taken lightly. And while many have tried to do their own conveyancing, there is a lot that can go wrong if you don’t have the required legal knowledge and experience. Not to mention the hours of legal work that go into preparing property contracts and other documentation. 

Instead of trying to work everything out yourself, a qualified property conveyancer can provide you with everything you need to smoothly transfer property from one party to another. Additionally, conveyancers have the protection of professional indemnity insurance, which in turn protects you. Our property conveyancers work hard to simplify the settlement process, explaining legal jargon and ensuring you know what’s happening at each stage. This way you get a seamless and stress-free conveyancing experience.

Conveyancing costs and conveyancing fees will vary from conveyancer to conveyancer, as there are a wide range of optional services you may need as part of the conveyancing process, in addition to legal fees. The scope of work that a conveyancer undertakes, and the associated costs, will depend on the complexity of the property transaction. Their work will involve carrying out all the relevant searches and preparing all relevant settlement documents. As the potential new owner of the property, you need to know about any information regarding debt attached to the property, known issues with the property itself, and other risks before purchase.

The types of searches your conveyancer may recommend include:

• Title Search
• Local Authority Searches
• Risk Assessments
• Structural Search
• Pest Reports
• Strata

Our conveyancers are all property law experts and our team is made up of both licensed conveyancers and property lawyers. For more information about our qualifications and experience, contact us to speak to an expert today. We’ll be able to answer all your questions and take care of all your conveyancing needs, whatever your conveyancing requirements are. 

We’re licensed to operate nationally, offering conveyancing services in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland. Find your location in the top menu to get in touch with a conveyancer in your area. If you’re not sure whether we can offer our services in your location, call us today and a member of our team will be able to provide you with more information.

Stamp duty, also known as transfer duty, is a tax paid on the acquisition of property. Whether you’re buying a property or receiving it as inheritance or a gift, there’s a very good chance you’ll need to pay stamp duty. 

Stamp duty is calculated based on the purchase price or the market value of the property, whichever is higher at the time of  acquisition. Regardless of whether you think you’ll need to pay stamp duty or not, it’s a good idea to calculate it. For a stamp duty estimate, use our stamp duty calculator or talk to our team today.