Dedicated Conveyancing Law Firm

If you are new to the property market, you may not know the role of a conveyancing lawyer.

A Conveyancing lawyer will act on your behalf in your property transaction and can undertake duties such as:

• Preparing the Contract of Sale and Section 32 (also known as a Vendor Statement) if you are selling a property

• Reviewing and providing advice on the Contract of Sale and Section 32 if you are purchasing a property

• Liaising with your financier

• Liaising with the other side of the sale

• Negotiating with the vendor or vendor’s representative for changes to the Contract of Sale general and special conditions

• Conducting Certificate of Title searches

• Conducting searches of local authorities and government departments

• Preparing settlement statements

• Preparing Transfer of Land documentation

• Preparing Stamp Duty documentation

• Arranging and attending settlement

• Lodging Notices of Acquisition with the relevant authorities