Conveyancing covers the legal, financial and administrative steps required to transfer property ownership from seller to buyer. Our experienced conveyancing partners manage documentation, approvals and coordination with banks, developers and the Trustee Office so transactions complete smoothly.
Whether you’re buying or selling, using cash or finance, conveyancers minimise risk and remove administrative burden — especially for overseas clients or complex deals requiring attestation, Power of Attorney or lender coordination.
Full-service conveyancing support for all transaction types: cash, mortgage, investor transfers and Power of Attorney assignments.
Reviewing title deeds, SPA/contract copies, NOCs, mortgage statements and seller/buyer IDs to ensure the transfer can progress without delay.
Securing NOCs, managing developer conditions and arranging Trustee Office appointments for final transfer.
Coordinating liability letters, mortgage discharge, and lender conditions to align timelines for financed transactions.
Support with POA execution, attestation and notarisation for overseas clients who need local representation.
Active management of the timeline from exchange to completion — chasing approvals, preparing settlement statements and arranging handover.
Ensuring funds and deposits are transferred securely and in line with contractual milestones and Trustee Office requirements.
A clear workflow helps avoid delays. Typical stages are listed below — timescales vary by transaction type and lender involvement.
Conveyancing fees and related costs vary by transaction complexity. Below are common items to budget for:
| Fee | Notes |
|---|---|
| Developer NOC | Paid to developer — varies by developer and can affect timings. |
| Conveyancer's professional fee | Depends on scope and whether POA/attestation or overseas work is required. |
| Trustee Office / Transfer fees | Paid at transfer — varies with property value and type. |
| Bank charges & mortgage discharge | Payable where a mortgage exists — lender sets these fees. |
Buyers, sellers, overseas investors and lenders all benefit from professional conveyancing because it reduces risk and keeps timelines aligned between multiple stakeholders.