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Conveyancing · Brunswick, Victoria

Conveyancing in Brunswick

Most property transactions are routine. Some aren't — a sale by an estate, a transfer after a separation, property held in a trust, an off-the-plan contract with problems, or a section 32 that doesn't say what it should. Those are the transactions we take on in Brunswick and across Melbourne's inner north, along with conveyancing for clients we already act for — handled by lawyers from contract to settlement.

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Conveyancing · Melbourne's inner north

Buying or selling in Brunswick, and want a lawyer on it?

Because we are a law firm, the conveyancing sits alongside the rest of your affairs: the estate that is selling, the property settlement that is transferring title, the duty that may or may not be payable. We review the contract and section 32 before you commit, tell you plainly what is in them, and act through to settlement. Our fee is quoted once we have seen the contract, so it reflects the work your transaction actually needs.

People in Brunswick often buy and sell older weatherboard or interwar homes, sometimes as first-time buyers or upsizers moving within the inner north. Sales can move quickly in this market, so having a lawyer review the contract early matters. Before signing anything, gather your finance approval letter, check your budget for stamp duty and legal costs, and ask the agent or seller about any known issues with the property—major repairs, council notices, or body corporate matters if it's a unit. We can walk you through the contract, answer questions about what you're agreeing to, and handle the title search and settlement. It helps to know whether you're buying as owner-occupiers or investors, as that affects your next steps.

Conveyancing in Brunswick: We act for buyers and sellers throughout Brunswick and across Melbourne's inner north, and settlement is handled electronically, so nothing requires you to travel. If you would rather sit down with someone, you're welcome at our Reservoir office.
We also act on conveyancing matters in: Coburg · Kingsbury · Northcote · Pascoe Vale · Preston.  Appointments online across Victoria, or in person at our Reservoir office.
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Common questions

Conveyancing in Brunswick — FAQs

What does conveyancing cost in Brunswick?
We quote once we have seen the contract, so the fee reflects the work your transaction needs — an estate sale or a transfer after a separation is a different job from a straightforward purchase. Government fees and searches are passed on at cost, and everything is set out in writing before we start.
Should I use a lawyer or a conveyancer?
For a straightforward purchase, a conveyancer is often all you need. A lawyer is worth it when there is more going on — an estate, a separation, a trust or company buyer, a contract you are unsure about, or a dispute before settlement — because we can advise on the law around the transaction, not just complete it.
Can you review the contract before I bid or sign?
Yes, and this is the single most useful thing we do. Send us the contract and section 32 before auction day or before you sign. Once you have signed, your options narrow considerably.
Is stamp duty payable on my transfer?
It depends on who is transferring to whom, and why. Transfers after a separation or to a beneficiary can be exempt, while some family transfers are dutiable in full. Our stamp duty calculator gives an estimate for a purchase, and we will confirm the position for your transaction before anything is signed.
Do I need to come into the office?
No. Settlements are electronic and we can act for Brunswick clients entirely online. Our Reservoir office is there if you would prefer to meet in person.
What should I ask the real estate agent before I even call a lawyer?
Ask about the property's building age, any major repairs or defects the seller knows of, council or planning issues, body corporate fees if applicable, and whether there are restrictive covenants on the title. Write down what they say. Once you have that picture and your finance sorted, we can review the contract with you and check the title details.

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Send us the contract and section 32 before you sign. We'll tell you what's in it, and quote for acting on it.

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