Professional Property Conveyancing in Melbourne
At Matthies Lawyers, we offer fixed-price conveyancing services backed by decades of legal expertise. Whether you’re buying, selling, or transferring property, we ensure a seamless, stress-free process, safeguarding your interests at every step.
Unlike conveyancers, our legal team can handle complex issues that may arise during the transaction, providing you with peace of mind.
Our conveyancing services cover:
- Residential and Commercial Property Transactions
Comprehensive assistance for both buyers and sellers, ensuring every legal aspect is managed with precision. - Contract Preparation
We draft and review Contracts of Sale and Section 32 Vendor Statements for residential, rural, and commercial properties to protect your rights. - Pre-Purchase Legal Advice
Before you commit to buying, we offer thorough legal reviews of Contracts of Sale and Vendor Statements, highlighting potential risks and ensuring transparency. - Property Transfers
Expert handling of land transfers, including transfers between spouses, survivorship applications, and transfers to beneficiaries from estates and trusts. - Off-the-Plan Purchases
Specialist advice and legal support for purchasing properties off-the-plan, ensuring your investment is secure. - Dispute Resolution
In case of disputes during property transactions, we provide in-house legal solutions to resolve the matter quickly and efficiently. - Caveat Lodging
Protect your interest in property by lodging a caveat with our expert legal guidance.
Our team’s in-depth understanding of Melbourne’s property market ensures that your conveyancing matter is handled efficiently, with all the necessary legal boxes ticked.
Whether you’re dealing with residential, commercial, or complex estate matters, Matthies Lawyers is here to guide you every step of the way.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a conveyancer and a property lawyer?
While both conveyancers and property lawyers handle the legal transfer of property, a property lawyer can provide a wider range of legal services.
If a dispute or legal issue arises during your transaction, a lawyer can represent you in court and offer advice beyond the standard conveyancing process.
At Matthies Lawyers, we ensure that any complexities are managed in-house, giving you comprehensive support.
What costs are involved in the conveyancing process?
In addition to our fixed-fee conveyancing services, there are other costs involved, such as government fees, stamp duty, and disbursements (e.g., property searches, registration fees).
We will provide you with a clear breakdown of all expected costs upfront, so there are no surprises.
How long does the conveyancing process take?
Typically, the conveyancing process takes between 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the complexity of the transaction and any issues that may arise.
Our team will keep you informed throughout the process, ensuring everything proceeds smoothly and on time.
Can I cancel a property purchase after signing the Contract of Sale?
Yes, under certain conditions. In Victoria, buyers have a 3-day cooling-off period after signing a Contract of Sale, during which they can cancel the purchase.
However, some penalties may apply. Our legal team will guide you through your rights and options before and after signing the contract to ensure you’re making informed decisions.
Get in Touch
For professional, reliable conveyancing services in Melbourne, contact Matthies Lawyers today for a confidential, obligation-free consultation. We look forward to assisting you with your property transaction.
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