Property transfers
Sale and purchase transactions may involve drafting or reviewing the agreement, transfer documentation, rates clearance, finance requirements and deeds-office registration.
Bonds and property finance
Bond registration and cancellation processes sit alongside the transfer timetable and require coordinated documents and financial information.
Property agreements
Sale agreements, leases and related property arrangements benefit from clear obligations, dates, conditions and risk allocation before problems arise.
Property disputes
Occupation, contractual breaches and related property disputes may require correspondence, negotiation or litigation depending on the facts.
Frequently asked questions
What should I bring to a conveyancing consultation?
The signed or draft sale agreement, property details, identity documents, finance information and any relevant correspondence are a useful starting point.
How long does a transfer take?
Timelines vary with finance, rates clearance, documents, linked transactions and deeds-office processing, so the responsible conveyancer should confirm the current position on the specific matter.
Who appoints the transferring attorney?
In a typical private sale the seller often appoints the transferring conveyancer, subject to the sale agreement and transaction structure.