About the heading Conveyancing Services in Yellow Pages®
Conveyancing is the legal term used to describe the transfer of title of a property from one person to another. In Commonwealth countries such as Australia, a conveyancer is a property lawyer or property solicitor who specialises in the legal aspects of buying and selling of real property. The service provided by such specialists is referred to as conveyancing. Conveyancing falls under property law and is a crucial element of every property transaction in Australia.
It is a conveyancing solicitor or a licensed conveyancer’s job to ensure that all legal and official documentation and processes are complete before a property is transferred. Generally, a conveyancing process by a lawyer or licensed conveyancer will take 4-6 weeks. During this period of time, a number of legal requirements in real estate transactions will be performed. These legal requirements include conveyancing services such as title searches, checking restrictions on the property, arranging payments, communicating with councils and other government organisations, and preparing legal documents.
The Australian Institute of Conveyancers (AIC) is the professional body that represents conveyancers in Australia. Their aim is to represent the interests of the conveyancing profession in Australia through the promotion of uniform national educational and ethical standards of the profession. Conveyancing service providers can be found in cities and metropolitan and regional areas throughout Australia. If you are looking for information on conveyancing services look under this heading in Yellow Pages®.
Find conveyancing services near you
Below is a list of conveyancing services within major cities across Australia.
