Conveyancer
An admitted attorney who is also admitted and enrolled to prepare and register property-transfer and deeds documents.
Definition
A conveyancer manages the legal registration part of property transactions, including transfer documents, deeds-office lodgement, FICA documents, transfer duty, rates clearance, bond cancellation, bond registration, and correspondence with banks, estate agents, sellers, and buyers.
Key takeaways
An admitted attorney who is also admitted and enrolled to prepare and register property-transfer and deeds documents.
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Related legal problems
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Common situations
Property transfer
Transfer delay
Buying property
Related resources
Resources and guides
Property Transfer Checklist
Preparation checklist for buyers and sellers moving through property transfer.
ConveyancingClient Document PackFICA Document Checklist
Document checklist for identity, address, source-of-funds, and verification steps in property matters.
ConveyancingChecklistProperty Buyer Cost Checklist
Prepare fee and scope questions for a conveyancing matter by separating consultation fees, fixed fees, hourly work, disbursements, official fees, exclusions, approval rules, and invoice controls.
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What does Conveyancer mean?
An admitted attorney who is also admitted and enrolled to prepare and register property-transfer and deeds documents.
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