Conveyancing Geelong
Experienced Conveyancers in Geelong. Supporting Smooth Property Settlements
Conveyancing Lawyers in Geelong for Residential and Commercial Property
We provide conveyancing services that are timely, efficient and backed by a qualified legal team. We have the depth of expertise if you have a dispute and know how to guide you with terms and conditions and avoid the common pitfalls that make a happy experience go bad. Remember there are no standard provisions, the special conditions need to be considered in each contract.
We are conveyancing experts in the Geelong and Surf Coast Shire and offer fast and efficient service.
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We love to help with conveyancing services in Geelong and Surf Coast conveyancing services. If you need conveyancing services reach out for our friendly and efficient service. We are the go to lawyer for conveyancing in Geelong and Surf Coast.
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FAQs
What is the conveyancing process all about?
Conveyancing in Geelong, Surf Coast or Melbourne is no different. It is the process of transferring a title from one legal person to another.
Why should I use a lawyer as a conveyancer?
The legal requirements for admission to practice as a solicitor are significantly higher than non lawyer conveyancers. The family home or investment property is often the most valuable asset and needs to be protected. Property law is complicated and you need a team that understand the law of transfer and property disputes. We have both types of conveyancing and property dispute lawyers.
What is a cooling off period?
You should be aware that there are rights to terminate a contract of sale of land within a cooling off period. Termination can be complicated, you need to know your rights under your contract.
What is contract and settlement all about?
Settlement is the date of transaction completion and the transfer of title whereas the signing of the contract is at an earlier date and payment is limited to a deposit. Settlement is critical, it is the day you take ownership but contract is also critical, you can't just sign and back out there are terms and conditions in place and you need to know your obligations and make sure the contract is properly drawn to suit you.
What is a section 32 vendor statement all about?
A section 32 vendor statement is required under the Sale of Land Act 1962 (Vic) and is provided to purchaser before signing a contract. It includes certain requirements and is critical to disclosure and including certificates and other details.
What is a section 27?
This section allows a vendor to request an early release of a purchaser's deposit but under certain conditions and ensuring the purchaser is informed.
What is section 12?
Section 12 sets out a number of offences in relation to the sale of land. They are specific and don't apply to all situations so you need to get advice from expert conveyancing and property lawyers if you have a disclosure, representation or false promise.