What Does a Conveyancing Attorney Do?

A conveyancing attorney handles the legal aspects of a property transfer and coordinates with the parties involved.

This can include:

• Reviewing the sale agreement
• Preparing transfer documentation
• Obtaining required information and documents
• Attending to transfer requirements
• Liaising with relevant parties
• Preparing documents for signature
• Coordinating with financial institutions where applicable
• Preparing the matter for registration
• Attending to registration

Property Transfers

A conveyancing attorney facilitates the transfer of ownership following a property sale. Pisanti Attorneys can assist with the legal aspects of property transfers and provide guidance throughout the process.

Buying a Property

After a sale agreement has been concluded, the transfer process must be attended to before ownership can be registered in the purchaser's name.

A conveyancing attorney assists with the required documentation and guides the transaction through the relevant stages towards registration.

Selling a Property

For sellers, conveyancing involves transferring the property from the seller's name to the purchaser's name.

The conveyancing attorney assists with the legal requirements and coordinates the documentation and information needed to progress the transaction. Providing information and documents promptly can help avoid unnecessary delays.

The Conveyancing Process

A typical property transfer may involve:

1. Sale agreement between the buyer and seller
2. Appointment of the conveyancing attorney
3. Collection of required information and documents
4. Preparation and signing of transfer documents
5. Completion of relevant transfer requirements
6. Preparation of the matter for registration
7. Lodgement and registration of the transfer

The exact process depends on the circumstances of the transaction.