Conveyancing in Melbourne
Conveyancing.com helps Melbourne buyers, sellers and property owners with contract review, conveyancing and settlement across Victoria — supervised by an Australian property lawyer, with clear scope and transparent costs.
Transparent quote with a clear scope before you proceed. Talk to the team or upload a contract — whichever suits.
- Buying and selling property in Melbourne and Victoria
- Contract and Section 32 Vendor Statement review
- Off-the-plan and commercial property transactions
- Family, deceased estate and related-party transfers
- PEXA electronic settlement coordination
- Direct contact with a property lawyer
What we can assist with.
From a single contract review to end-to-end conveyancing for a Melbourne purchase, sale or transfer.
Buying property
Pre-signing contract and Section 32 review, statutory searches, finance and cooling-off monitoring, settlement on PEXA.
Selling property
Section 32 Vendor Statement preparation issues, contract management, discharge of mortgage and settlement adjustments.
Contract review
Plain-English review of the contract of sale and vendor statement before you sign, bid or commit.
Property settlements
Electronic settlement through PEXA, coordinated with the other side, your lender and the land registry.
First home buyers
Victorian stamp duty concessions, grant eligibility and the practical steps from contract to settlement.
Off-the-plan purchases
Sunset dates, deposit and disclosure issues for Melbourne apartment and townhouse contracts.
Commercial conveyancing
Commercial property purchases, sales and lease-related transactions across Victoria.
Family transfers
Spousal, related-party and restructure transfers, including duty considerations in Victoria.
Deceased estate transfers
Transmission applications and transfers from a deceased estate to beneficiaries or purchasers.
Have your Victorian contract reviewed before you sign or bid.
Lawyer-supported conveyancing for Melbourne buyers and sellers or call 1300 444 444.
Buyer-side support across Victoria.
Most contract problems are easier to fix before you sign than after. We review the paperwork, surface the issues in writing and coordinate the path to settlement.
- Contract of sale and Section 32 review before signing or bidding
- Title, planning and statutory search results explained at a high level
- Finance and settlement conditions monitored against the contract dates
- Victorian transfer duty calculated, including first home and PPR concessions where eligible
- Settlement coordination on PEXA with the vendor's representative and your lender
- Practical guidance to avoid avoidable contract risk before you commit
Seller-side support, end to end.
From preparing the Section 32 to coordinating settlement, we keep the matter moving and the position clear.
- Preparing for sale and identifying disclosure issues early
- Section 32 Vendor Statement preparation and review
- Contract management and communications with the buyer's representative
- Discharge of mortgage and settlement adjustments
- Early deposit release under Section 27 where appropriate
- Settlement coordination to reduce avoidable delays
When legal oversight earns its keep.
Licensed conveyancers do excellent work on many Victorian transactions. Lawyer-supported conveyancing is most useful when the contract, the parties or the timeline introduce complexity.
Useful background: conveyancing lawyer vs conveyancer and what is a property caveat.
Transparent conveyancing costs, with a clear scope.
Conveyancing costs depend on the transaction type, the scope of work, searches and certificates, disbursements, PEXA and electronic settlement fees, and the complexity of the matter.
- Purchase, sale, transfer or commercial transaction
- Searches, certificates and statutory disbursements required
- PEXA and electronic settlement workspace fees
- Lender, title and contract complexity
- Whether additional advice or special conditions are needed
- Clear scope before you proceed — know what is included before comparing quotes
- Professional fee separated from third-party disbursements
- Disbursements itemised rather than bundled into a single figure
- No hidden surprises at settlement
Handled online, settled electronically.
Most of the Melbourne conveyancing process can be handled online — engagement, identity verification, document sharing and updates — and Victorian settlements occur electronically through PEXA. Legal review of your contract and direct client instructions remain central to the matter.
Settlement is coordinated in a digital workspace alongside the other side's representative, your incoming or discharging lender and the land registry — funds and title in a single coordinated step.
Online conveyancing is faster and more transparent than the paper process it replaced, but it is not automated. A property lawyer reviews the contract, raises issues and acts on your instructions throughout.
Melbourne CBD, metropolitan and regional Victoria.
Conveyancing.com assists with Victorian property transactions, including Melbourne CBD, the inner suburbs, metropolitan Melbourne and regional Victoria where appropriate.
Our work is jurisdiction-specific to Victoria, with conveyancing handled under the Victorian Sale of Land Act, Transfer of Land Act and related legislation. We can act for clients buying, selling or transferring residential, off-the-plan and commercial property across the state.
Often combined with a Melbourne matter.
Buying Property
End-to-end conveyancing for residential purchases across Victoria and Australia.
Selling Property
Section 32 preparation, contract management and settlement for vendors.
Contract Review
Pre-signing review of contracts and vendor statements by a property lawyer.
Property Settlements
PEXA settlement, adjustments and registration coordinated end to end.
First Home Buyers
Victorian stamp duty concessions, grants and contract review for first-time buyers.
Off-the-Plan
Sunset dates, deposit and disclosure considerations for off-the-plan purchases.
Commercial Conveyancing
Commercial property purchases, sales and related transactions in Victoria.
Deceased Estate Transfers
Transmission applications and transfers from a deceased estate.
Background from the Information Centre.
Plain-English guidance on the issues that most often come up in Melbourne and Victorian property transactions.
Melbourne conveyancing, answered.
Get a conveyancing quote for your Melbourne matter.
Transparent pricing with a clear scope. If you already have a contract in hand, upload it and we will pair the quote with a pre-signing review.
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