Property
Conveyancing
Property conveyancing for buyers and sellers in Victoria — contracts, settlement and title transfer.
Who this is for
For people buying or selling residential or commercial property who need a lawyer to manage legal aspects of the transaction and settlement.
When people come to us
- You have signed or are about to sign a contract of sale.
- You need a section 32 vendor statement reviewed as a purchaser.
- Your lender requires a lawyer for mortgage documents.
- You are selling and need conveyancing from contract through to settlement.
How we can assist
- Review contracts, special conditions and disclosure documents.
- Conduct or coordinate title, planning and encumbrance searches as required.
- Liaise with the other side’s conveyancer, agent and your bank.
- Attend settlement electronically or as arranged and confirm registration.
How it usually works
- 01Instruction and verification of parties to the transaction.
- 02Contract review and negotiation of amendments if needed.
- 03Preparation of transfer and duty documents.
- 04Settlement booking, fund exchange and post-settlement notifications.
The steps and timing depend on your circumstances. We will explain what applies to you at the consultation.
Answers
Conveyancing: common questions
What is the difference between a conveyancer and a solicitor?
Both can perform conveyancing in Victoria within their scope of practice. Our firm offers conveyancing as a legal service — complex title or contract issues can be handled within the same practice.
When should I involve a lawyer in a purchase?
Before you sign is ideal, so conditions and risks can be reviewed. If you have already signed, contact us immediately so deadlines such as cooling-off or finance clauses are not missed.
Next step
Talk to us about your matter
Enquire about conveyancing for your property transaction.
This page provides general information only and is not legal advice. Outcomes cannot be guaranteed, and the right approach depends on your circumstances and the law at the time.
Next step
Talk to us about your matter
Enquire about conveyancing for your property transaction.