Conveyancing

Conveyancing – What Is Conveyancing?

Conveyancing is a term used to describe the whole of the process of putting a property on the market, concluding an agreement to sell and buy, and then transferring ownership of the property from the vendor to the purchaser. In fact, conveyancing is only one part of this procedure.

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Conveyancer or Lawyer

By asking the right questions, you can quickly determine for yourself whether you should trust your conveyancing transaction to a lawyer or a licensed conveyancer. As a law firm dedicated to consumer protection and the representation of consumers in conveyancing transactions, we must acknowledge our self-interest in advising you that you should engage us to represent you in your conveyancing matter.

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Cooling Off Period – Melbourne Victoria – FAQ

A purchaser of real estate in Victoria is entitled to “cool off” within 3 days of signing a contract, subject to certain conditions. On this page we will examine the cooling off right, demonstrate why cooling off is always a poor option, and explain the correct way to cool off. URGENT: Cool off NOW! What is “cooling off” What’s wrong with “cooling off” Avoiding the need to “cool off” How to “cool off” If it’s...

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Real Estate Contracts

The Contract of Sale of Real Estate is the term used to describe the document prepared by a lawyer, and used to formalise the sale of real estate. However, the word 'Contract' has more than one meaning.

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