Queensland Conveyancing

Yes. If you are buying or selling property in Queensland, you should engage an experienced law firm to advise and assist you with the transaction. Conveyancing in Queensland can be tricky and if you don’t have the right advisor, things can go wrong very quickly.

Yes! Most definitely. Most if not all our clients engage us to review the draft contract before they sign. Whether it’s a ‘standard’ contract or an off the plan developers’ contract, a contract review will ensure you are protected and will reveal any potential errors or nasty surprises.

If you use our services, you get both! This means, you get the benefit of utilising a solicitor if something goes wrong. Also, having a solicitor involved can make the process more efficient if you are entering a more complex transaction involving trusts or other areas of law.

Most contracts for the sale of property in Queensland will have their own standard terms and conditions. Depending on your circumstances, will depend on whether or not you will require special conditions in your contract. Having a contract review conducted by our experienced property lawyers will help in making this decision.