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Property Conveyancing
Property Conveyancing
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Matthies Lawyers offers fixed price quality conveyancing, backed with decades of experience and legal knowledge that gives peace of mind. Unlike conveyancers, if a dispute arises we are able to deal with it in house.
Technically, conveyancing is just the work required for the legal transfer of property. Practically it is much more complex, and while it is a box ticking exercise, there is a lot of work required to have those boxes ticked with confidence. Whether your conveyancing matter is related to Family Law or Wills and Estates, or whether it is a stand-alone property transaction, we are able to deal with it.
Our team can assist with:
- Section 32s and other contracts
- Provide legal advice including review of Contract and Section 32 Vendor
- Statement before you purchase
- Perform local council searches
- Deal with all regulatory authorities
- Transfer the funds to pay for your property
- Buying & selling off the plan
- Land Division
- Land transfers
- Residential and Commercial Conveyancing
- Resolution of disputes that may arise during a property transaction
- Lodging of caveats
To find out how we can help you, contact Matthies Lawyers for a confidential obligation-free discussion at our South Yarra offices.
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Property Conveyancing
We offer fixed price quality conveyancing, backed with decades of experience and legal knowledge for your peace of mind.
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