Conveyancing, Done Right – Anywhere in Australia
Buying or selling a property? Whether it’s a home, investment, or commercial asset, we’re here to make the process smooth, secure, and stress-free—no matter where you are in Australia.
Our experienced lawyers and conveyancers work with clients across New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South
Selling a Property
We’ll handle every step to ensure a smooth and legally sound sale:
- Contract of sale preparation (required before listing in some states like NSW)
- Ensuring full vendor disclosure and compliance with state-specific requirements
- Managing your lender’s discharge if there’s a mortgage on the property
- Helping you meet ATO clearance certificate obligations
If you’re selling a commercial property, we ensure lease arrangements, GST considerations, and asset-specific risks (e.g. zoning, planning restrictions) are properly addressed.
Selling rural land or farming property? We’ll guide you through key issues like water rights, easements, stock and equipment inclusion, and land use zoning.
Buying a Property
Whether it’s your first home or your fiftieth investment, we’ll:
- Review and explain the contract before you sign
- Negotiate beneficial terms (e.g. extensions, special conditions)
- Guide you through cooling-off rights, inspections, and finance clauses
- Coordinate with your bank and the seller’s legal team to ensure settlement stays on track
We understand the nuances of:
- Commercial purchases – such as lease assignments, outgoings, and tenant negotiations
- Rural acquisitions – including due diligence on land use, boundaries, water entitlements, and biosecurity issues
No matter the property type or location, our role is the same: to make sure you’re protected, informed, and ready to proceed.
Off-the-Plan Purchases
Buying off-the-plan means buying a property that hasn’t yet been built — which comes with risk. We help you:
- Understand the terms and what can (and can’t) change
- Limit the developer’s rights to vary key aspects of the build
- Navigate critical dates like sunset clauses and stamp duty payment windows
- Ensure compliance with FIRB rules for foreign buyers
E-Conveyancing with PEXA
We’re set up to settle your matter electronically via PEXA, wherever eligible.
That means:
- Vendors receive cleared funds on the day of settlement
- Purchasers become registered owners immediately
- No delays from cheque clearance or manual lodgements
Why Clients Choose Us
✅ National coverage — we act for clients across every Australian state and territory
✅ Clear, practical legal advice with no jargon
✅ Efficient, responsive service and direct access to your legal team
Let’s make your next property transaction hassle-free.
Get in touch today for a confidential discussion about how we can help
🔍 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
FAQs – Residential, Commercial & Rural Conveyancing
1. What is conveyancing?
Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring ownership of property from one party to another. It includes contract review, searches, negotiations, settlements, and legal lodgements.
2. Do I need a lawyer or a conveyancer?
While licensed conveyancers can assist with standard transactions, a property lawyer can provide advice on more complex matters—especially for commercial, rural, or off-the-plan purchases. Our team includes both.
3. How long does conveyancing take?
Settlement timeframes vary by state and property type. The standard is 42 days, but we can negotiate longer or shorter periods based on your needs and the contract terms.
4. Can you help with conveyancing outside of my state?
Yes. We regularly handle property matters across NSW, QLD, VIC, SA, WA, and more. With digital tools like PEXA and flexible communication, location is no barrier.
5. What should I watch out for when buying commercial property?
Commercial purchases often involve lease agreements, GST issues, zoning checks, and outgoings. We conduct detailed due diligence and contract review to protect your interests.
6. What’s different about buying rural property?
Rural transactions can involve water access rights, fencing or easement issues, stock and equipment, and land use restrictions. We help you identify and navigate these early.
7. Can foreign buyers work with you?
Absolutely. We regularly assist foreign investors and buyers with FIRB approval, contract advice, and local compliance across Australia.
