Property conveyancing, one lawyer start to finish

Buying a first home or selling an investment property, the contract sets out what you're bound to. We review it, manage settlement and keep you across every deadline.

Sound familiar?

Selling with an existing mortgage

We coordinate the discharge so your mortgage doesn't hold up settlement.

Buying through a company or trust

We set the contract up correctly for the entity that's actually purchasing.

The finance date is tight

We keep your bank and the timeline in sync so approval and settlement line up.

You're signing this week

Send the contract through and we'll review it before you're locked in.

What we handle

01

Review the contract of sale

Every property contract is different, so checking the special conditions before signing protects you from an unpleasant surprise.

02

Conduct title and property searches

Searches reveal what isn't obvious from a walk through, like easements, zoning issues or unpaid council charges.

03

Prepare special conditions where needed

A well drafted special condition can protect a deposit, a finance date or a building inspection outcome.

04

Coordinate with your bank or broker

Finance approval and settlement need to line up exactly, so someone has to keep the bank and the timeline in sync.

05

Calculate rates and levy adjustments

These adjustments are easy to get wrong, and a small error at settlement is still money out of your pocket.

06

Manage settlement and registration

Settlement and registration are where ownership formally changes, so accuracy here matters more than at any other stage.

What happens when you get in touch

01Send us the details

Send through the contract, or tell us where things stand if you're still negotiating.

02We flag the risks

You get a plain English summary of anything that needs attention before you commit.

03We manage it to settlement

From special conditions to the settlement date itself, we handle the details so you don't have to.

Common questions

What's the difference between exchange and settlement?

Exchange is when both parties sign and the contract becomes binding. Settlement is when the money and title actually change hands, usually some weeks later.

Can you review the contract before I sign?

Yes, and that's the best time to send it to us. Once we've reviewed it together, you'll know exactly what you're agreeing to.

Do you handle both buying and selling at the same time?

Yes. We coordinate both contracts so the dates work together and you're not caught without somewhere to live.

What does this cost, and when do I pay?

It depends on the transaction. Get in touch and we'll give you a clear quote up front, before any work starts, so there are no surprises later.

Not sure if you have a problem worth acting on?

Send through your contract and we'll tell you exactly where you stand before you sign.

No cost, no obligation.

Free Clarity Call