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Residential Conveyancing

Using a lawyer for conveyancing involves hiring a legal professional to handle the legal aspects of buying or selling real estate. Here’s an overview of what this typically includes:

  • Legal Advice and Representation: A lawyer provides expert advice on the legal implications of the property transaction. They ensure that your rights are protected and that you understand your obligations under the contract.

  • Reviewing Contracts: They review and negotiate the terms of the contract of sale or purchase to ensure that the terms are favorable and legally sound. This includes scrutinizing clauses related to conditions, warranties, and obligations.

  • Conducting Searches: Lawyers carry out necessary legal searches and investigations, such as title searches, to confirm that the property has a clear title and to identify any encumbrances, liens, or restrictions.

  • Preparing Documents: They prepare and review various legal documents required for the transaction, including contracts, transfer forms, and settlement statements.

  • Handling Settlement: The lawyer manages the settlement process, which involves coordinating with the other party’s legal representatives, ensuring that all financial transactions are completed, and that the transfer of ownership is legally executed.

  • Dealing with Disputes: If any issues arise during the transaction, such as disputes over contract terms or issues discovered during searches, the lawyer addresses and resolves these problems on your behalf.

  • Ensuring Compliance: They ensure that all aspects of the transaction comply with relevant laws and regulations, reducing the risk of legal complications in the future.

  • Providing Peace of Mind: Having a lawyer handle conveyancing provides peace of mind, knowing that an experienced professional is overseeing the legal aspects and working to protect your interests throughout the process.

Using a lawyer for conveyancing can be particularly beneficial for complex transactions, such as those involving commercial properties, unusual property features, or intricate legal issues.

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Contact our office today with your conveyancing enquiry at reception@purcell-law.com.au

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