How conveyancing works

Property conveyancing is the transfer of property or land titles from sellers to buyers. This involves more than just an exchange of contracts, as under Queensland law there are many steps that need to be completed before a property transaction is legally binding.

A conveyancer can help at any stage of the process. Generally, the earlier you hire a conveyancing solicitor to help you with your property transaction, the smoother the process will be. Depending on your situation, these steps may include:

• preparing or assisting with contracts and other documents
• organising searches and inspections of properties
• working with financiers, solicitors and other third parties

Conveyancing can be difficult to understand if you're not a solicitor, which is why it's a specialist field. Our conveyancing lawyers will explain as much as you want to know in terms you can understand, so you won't be left in the dark.

Do I need to use a conveyancer?

You can choose to complete all or part of the conveyancing process yourself, but hiring an experienced conveyancing solicitor makes things easier,
especially if you don't have experience in property law.

Queensland has very specific requirements for property transactions that need to be adhered to. Any mistakes made in the process could cause costly delays,
and you may be left vulnerable without the support of a legal professional.

If you could use a little help, talk to our experts at River City Conveyancing today. We'll take care of all the hard work and tell you exactly what you need to do,
so you can enjoy a stress-free property transaction. Call our team today or drop us an email to get a quote confirming our fixed price conveyancing in Brisbane.