Conveyancing

Buying or selling a residential property will be one of the most important financial transactions you make. To be confident in your decision and to make sure that the decision does not become a nightmare with unexpected costs or problems, seek the advice of Harmony Lawyers before you sign any contract.

Conveyancing is the term used to describe the process of transferring the ownership of property from seller to buyer. That is, transferring the title of a property from one party to another, from the time a decision is made to sell the property through to the registration of the change in ownership with the Titles Office. Seems simple? Don’t be fooled!

But to list a few: Incorrect names on the contract or title; Incorrect property or boundaries; Pest or termite damage; Failure to obtain finance; Other side does not register documents; One party defaults; and Overdue rates, water, body corporate or land tax. Our team can help you wade through the overwhelming amount of paperwork and searches to ensure your transaction runs smoothly and with little stress. How do we do it?

Everything we do at Harmony Lawyers is aimed towards protecting and assisting our clients who are selling or purchasing property. We have qualified and experienced conveyancers acting on all matters, so you can rest assured the person handling your transaction has the skills and the maturity to understand the theory behind the process and is not simply ticking boxes as fast as they can in an automated production line. As each property is different, so is each conveyance. Harmony Lawyers can advise you on key terms, special conditions and other legal matters which touch on property law – such as cooling off periods, finance clauses, settlement dates, disclosure statements, community title obligations, discharge and repayment of mortgages, updating your will or making an enduring power of attorney and advance heath directive.?