Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring ownership of a property from one person to another. It involves preparing and reviewing documents, conducting property searches, and ensuring all legal obligations are met before settlement.

A licensed conveyancer ensures that the legal transfer of property is smooth, accurate, and compliant with Victorian law. They handle contracts, liaise with the other party, conduct searches, and guide you through settlement.

Both can handle property transactions. However, a conveyancer specialises in property law and typically offers more cost-effective services for straightforward transactions. For complex matters, such as disputes or legal advice outside property, a solicitor may be required.

The Section 32 (Vendor’s Statement) is a legal document provided by the seller that discloses key details about the property, such as title information, zoning, restrictions, and outgoings. It must be accurate and complete before a property is sold.

The standard conveyancing process takes between 30 to 90 days, depending on the terms agreed in the contract and whether there are any delays, such as finance approval or outstanding property issues.

The main stages include:

• Contract preparation or review
• Property searches and due diligence
• Negotiating conditions or amendments
• Finance and deposit arrangements
• Signing documents
• Final settlement and transfer of ownership

Costs can vary depending on the complexity of the transaction but typically include:

• Conveyancing fees
• Property searches
• Government charges (e.g. stamp duty, registration fees)

We provide fixed-fee quotes with no hidden charges

Yes. We provide comprehensive conveyancing services for both property buyers and sellers in Victoria, including residential, commercial, and off-the-plan properties.

While it’s legally possible to do your own conveyancing, it’s highly risky. Mistakes can lead to financial loss, delays, or legal issues. Hiring a licensed conveyancer ensures your transaction is secure and legally compliant.

Yes. We offer fully remote conveyancing services across Victoria. You can complete the entire process via phone, email, and electronic signatures, making it fast, secure, and convenient.