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In law, conveyancing is the transfer of title of property from one person to another, or the granting of an encumbrance such as a mortgage or a lien.
Conveyancing in Australia is usually completed by a solicitor or a licensed conveyancer. There are also kits available if the buyer wishes to complete the process themselves, but due to the complexity of varying state and council laws and processes, its usually not recommended.
A common conveyance by a solicitor or licensed conveyancer usually takes 4–6 weeks. Our conveyancing services start for as low as $1500 and may include:
Searches tend to take up the bulk of the conveyance. Due to the three level system of government in the country (federal, state and local), it must be made sure that all rights and title are properly awarded to the seller. Most information is retrieved from state or local (council) authorities and includes:
Although conveyancing matters are usually regarded as straightforward, this is not always the case. For clients involved in difficult disputes, we use solicitors to provide conveyancing services, not clerks. Although clerks may be experienced, they do not have the same ethical responsibilities and duties of a professional, qualified solicitor or licensed conveyancer.
Richard Watson brings a wealth of knowledge with over 25 years of experience in handling conveyancing & property related matters. Richard is closely supported by Penny Kioussis, who has over 7 years experience as a conveyancer.
If you are buying or selling a property, it is highly recommended that you use an expert in conveyancing. For an obligation free quote, call Watson and Watson on 02 9221 6011.
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