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Why engage a Solicitor for Conveyancing? Licensed conveyancers are prevented by law from providing legal advice, so any small complexity during the course of a conveyancing matter requiring legal analysis and advice may require you to seek additional advice from a a solicitor. This could cost you much more than engaging a solicitor from the start of your matter.
We offer competitively priced conveyancing services supervised by experienced lawyers, ensuring quality at all stages. Contact us for a quotation, which includes comprehensive assistance for all your conveyancing needs.
Buying Property
Residential, commercial and farming properties
- Reading and advising you on the meaning of the contract conditions
- Dealing with your lender and advising you on their documents
- Advising if you are buying off the plan – broad acre land or multi storey apartments, buying units with Owners Corporations and common property
- Advising on the meaning and implications of covenants, easements, caveats, section 173 agreements and other encumbrances affecting the title
- Advising on title matters – unregistered interests, explaining manner of holding (joint tenants/tenants in common)
- Arranging settlement
- Advising during all stages of the matter
Conveyancers
- Drafting and assembling contracts and Section 32 Statements (Vendor Statement)
- Laising with your selling agent
- Dealing with your outgoing lender
- Advising during all stages of the matter
- Arranging settlement
- Advising during all stages of the matter