First State Conveyancing

First State Conveyancing specialises in Conveyancing.

It is all we do and we love doing it!

Generally, conveyancing is the process involved in the transfer of title of property to another person if you are selling or from another person to you if you are buying.

Specifically, conveyancing can involve the transfer of ownership of real estate or personal property such as businesses. Your First State Conveyancer can also prepare or advise on mortgages and leases.

That’s not all. Your First State Conveyancer can advise on your eligibility for Government grants such as the First Home Owners Grant Scheme and First Home Assistance Scheme. We can prepare Powers Of Attorney and we can also assist in the preparation of Easements and Covenants.

First State Conveyancing charges a “Flat Cost” for all of your Conveyancing requirements.

If you need a Conveyancer, you need First State Conveyancing.

Conveyancing is not a matter of sending a contract to us and waiting to move in or out. We can take care of much of the detail however we can only act under your instruction and there are some tasks which you will need attend to personally.

When you buy or sell property you are probably undertaking one of the biggest financial transactions of your life. Because of the complex and comprehensive legal requirements of these transactions the financial consequences of a mistake or an oversight can be devastating.

You need to be sure that your affairs are in the hands of a professional, who’s experience and expertise will protect you. In the past only solicitors were authorised to perform work of this nature. Now however, there is a better alternative. A licensed conveyancer is a specialist professional who is required to have completed a prescribed course of study. One such course at Macquarie University requires a minimum of 2 years full time study. And, because a licensed conveyancer specialises only in conveyancing and is handling many transactions at any time, prices can be kept at more realistic levels.
Remember, a Licensed Conveyancer:
Has been required to demonstrate a detailed knowledge of the law relating to property transactions;
Is required to carry professional indemnity and fidelity insurance, qualified and equipped to see your transaction through to hassle-free completion.
We won’t be distracted by other legal matters.
Our First State Conveyancers are your Conveyancing Specialists.