Standard conveyance (purchase or sale)

Standard means where the property is in existence and any dwelling on it has been constructed, the title is registered and the transaction is not a non-standard conveyance (see below).

Non-standard conveyance (purchase or sale)

Non-standard means a conveyance involving any sale or purchase:-

• that is subject to the subdivision and/or registration of subdivision on title; or
• that is an off-the-plan purchase or sale where the title is yet to be registered or construction is not complete; or
• that is a house and land package or home building contract; or
• where either party is proposing to sign any documents in relation to the purchase or sale by way of power of attorney or other instrument; or
• involving the executor or trustee of a will or personal legal representative; or
• requiring the lodgement of a transmission application; or
• that is a complicated conveyance as determined by us in our sole discretion.

Disbursements are the expenses that are incurred by us in the course of the matter. In a standard residential sale, disbursements are normally made up of the costs of obtaining the documents required to be annexed to the Contract, including the section 149 Certificate, title searches and sewer diagrams. In a standard residential purchase, disbursements normally include, amongst other things, payments made to third parties, title searches, statutory searches and Notices of Sale. In most cases, the disbursements required for settlement and incurred by us in a standard residential purchase or standard residential sale do not exceed $200. We do not charge for postage, emails or for photocopying and printing.

We have an experienced team of Sydney Conveyancing Solicitors & Conveyancing Lawyers dedicated to Conveyancing and Property Law. Our Sydney Conveyancing Lawyers encompass the knowledge and understanding of the law that goes beyond the spectrum of conveyancing and property law. Therefore, our Conveyancing Solicitors are able to identify and/or address further collateral issues which may arise as a result of the purchase of residential land. Such things may involve taxation law, the law on trusts and power of attorney, family law and wills and probate.

We do not treat Conveyancing as a simple transaction, isolated from all other areas of the law. Our Conveyancing Lawyers review and consider each and every Contract that comes before us as a legal ‘Contract’ .

In addition, our Conveyancing Solicitors work closely with our associated Mortgage Brokers, Financial Planners and Chartered Accountants, ensuring that you have full and convenient access to further financial services where so required. 

It is undeniable that Australians are working longer hours and have less time at home with their families. That is why we uniquely offer a Free Home Consultation service so that you can meet a member of our Conveyancing team at your convenience, at your home, at your availability and at no additional charge.  

Buying or selling a home can be an exciting yet confusing and stressful time. We focus on providing efficient and competitive Conveyancing services. Ensuring that you meet face to face with a member of our dedicated Conveyancing team is the first step to building a long term and workable relationship.

If it suits you, throughout your matter, we can send a member of our Conveyancing team to meet with you at your home, at your convenience, at no addtional charge.  You will be able to finalise the entire Conveyancing process, from start to finish, in the comfort of your own home.

We also have branch offices across Sydney, including Hurstville, Parramatta and Liverpool. For a complete list of our office branches (with addresses), see our Locations.

To arrange a free home consultation, contact our office on our main line (02) 9233 4048.