Conveyancing by Lawyers
Fixed fee conveyancing
With no hidden costs
At MPC Lawyers we offer premium conveyancing services, managed by lawyers so you are assured a quality outcome. Our team of property lawyers can assist you with all aspects of buying, selling and transferring property.
We can assist you in the following aspects of conveyancing:
Residential Sales and Purchases-
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Units;
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Flats/Apartments;
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Houses;
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Residential land;
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Subdivisions;
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Off the plan;
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Mortgages and refinances;
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Transfer of ownership between related parties;
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Review and prepare section 32 statements.
Commercial Sales & Purchases-
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Cafes;
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Hotels;
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Retail Shops;
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Offices;
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Farms;
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Service stations;
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Land subdivision- multi lot;
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Industrial premises;
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Restaurants.
What is Conveyancing?
Conveyancing is the process of when the title of property is transferred from one person to another. It generally consists of three steps:
1. Pre Contract;
2. Pre Completion;
3 .Post Completion.
Conveyancing begins when you first enter into the contract, you may engage a lawyer to review and advise on the contract prior to signing. The conveyancing process ends once the transfer of title is registered at the Land Titles Office. This means ownership of the property has been transferred from the vendor (Seller) to the purchaser (Buyer).
The conveyancing process is complicated and there is a high risk for error. If a mistake is made along the way, the results can be extremely costly, that is why it is important to engage a property lawyer to ensure your property is protected.
What is the difference between a lawyer and a conveyancer?
A lawyer is a qualified legal practitioner who can give legal advice on all aspects of a conveyance transaction. A conveyancer cannot give legal advice and can only follow the procedure of the conveyancing transaction. In the event of any legal issues arising from a conveyance transaction, a conveyancer would need to refer you to a lawyer, which will mean additional costs.
Why should I use a property Lawyer?
Buying and selling your home is one of the biggest financial decisions you will undertake. It makes sense to engage a property lawyer who will be able to ensure that your precious asset is dealt with in a timely, secure and stress free manner.