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We have written a Guide on Sydney Conveyancing, to show you step by step the WHOLE conveyancing process for Sydney and NSW properties.

If you have always been interested to find out what goes on behind the scenes, what EXACTLY do solicitors or conveyancers do for a Sydney or NSW sale or purchase property conveyance from start to finish, then we hope you’ll enjoy the next few web pages.

Of course, if you would like to skip ahead and find out what we charge and what we do to help with your impending sale or purchase conveyancing matter, please click on our Fixed Fees page. We state all our Sydney conveyancing fees (and this includes all NSW properties too) on this web page, saving you the time of having to ring us just to find out about our fees.

We also do other areas of law, like sale and purchase of business, leases, family law, wills and probate, criminal law, litigation etc. We will include more information in these areas in due course. In the meantime, if you want to discuss these other areas of law, please call, text or email us. We’ll be happy to help, and at a competitive cost to you!

You will realise from this guide that the Sydney conveyancing process comprises of a number of procedural / transactional steps. Be it a sale conveyance or a purchase conveyance, we start with the contract – prepare it (for a sale) or comb through it (for a purchase) from a legal perspective. Once contracts are binding, the conveyancing process is mainly procedural till Settlement.

Since each step of the Sydney conveyancing process is detailed, in essence, you will see ALL the practical steps solicitors take from start to finish, for both a sale and a purchase conveyance. We keep the legislation underlying such a conveyancing process to a need-to-know basis, so we hope the next few web pages are easy and enjoyable for you.

With the conveyancing material presented here, at the end of reading the next few web pages, you may feel confident that you are equipped with the knowledge to do your own conveyancing. However, please note that there are risks involved in doing your own conveyancing, which we will point out towards the end. Rather, the next few web pages aim to give you an understanding of the whole conveyancing process for Sydney/NSW properties.

To illustrate how we do Sydney and NSW property conveyancing, we will use a typical residential property in Sydney as an example, – i.e. an existing house on land.