Property transfers
Conveyancing guidance for clients buying, selling or otherwise transferring immovable property.
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Deeds preparation & registration process
A client-facing explanation of the documents, formalities and deeds-process steps involved in a typical transfer.
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For couples who need a notary to discuss and formalise a matrimonial property agreement before marriage.
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For documents or legal acts that require execution in notarial form.
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For clients who have been told a document needs notarial involvement or formal authentication.
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Property transfer / conveyancing
Buying, selling or transferring immovable property usually needs a conveyancer to prepare and lodge the deeds required for registration.
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Start with the property address, whether you are buying or selling, and any offer-to-purchase or existing title information.
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