Property and conveyancing
Property and conveyancing lawyers in Perth: from contract to settlement and beyond.
Legal Care Australia assists buyers, sellers, families and property owners with transactions, transfers and property-related legal issues in Western Australia. Early advice is particularly valuable before signing, changing ownership or responding to a deadline.
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What can a property and conveyancing lawyer in Perth help with?
A property and conveyancing lawyer assists buyers, sellers, families and owners with residential transactions, contract and offer review, settlement and title issues, transfers between family members or after separation, survivorship and deceased-estate transfers, caveats and family loans. Early advice is most valuable before signing, changing ownership or responding to a deadline.
- Buying and selling residential property, and contract or offer review.
- Settlement, title, survivorship and deceased-estate transfers.
- Transfers between family members and after separation.
- Joint tenants vs tenants in common, and severing a joint tenancy.
- Caveats, family loans and related security documents.
Jurisdiction: Western Australia.
How we can help
We assist with a range of residential property and title matters.
- Buying and selling residential property.
- Contract and offer review.
- Settlement and title issues.
- Transfers between family members and after separation.
- Joint tenants and tenants in common; severing joint tenancy.
- Survivorship applications and deceased-estate transfers.
- Caveats and selected property disputes.
- Family loans, mortgages and security documents.
Process
- 1
Send the contract, offer or relevant title documents.
- 2
Identify the parties, property, deadlines and finance position.
- 3
Confirm scope, professional fees and third-party costs.
- 4
Review risks and provide a document/action checklist.
- 5
Coordinate the agreed legal and settlement steps.
What to prepare
- Contract or offer and acceptance.
- Property address and title details if available.
- Names of all buyers, sellers or transfer parties.
- Finance approval or broker/lender details.
- Important dates and special conditions.
- Details of any family contribution, loan, trust or company.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
When should I contact a property lawyer?+
Preferably before signing or as soon as you receive a contract. If already signed, prompt review remains important because finance, inspection, settlement and notice deadlines may apply.
Can you review an offer before I sign?+
The firm can confirm availability and scope after receiving the document and deadline. Do not assume a review can be completed until the firm accepts the instruction.
What happens at settlement?+
Settlement is the completion stage at which the agreed funds and documents are exchanged and the transaction progresses to registration. The exact process depends on the contract, finance and title.
Are government and third-party costs included?+
Professional fees, government charges, searches, settlement-system fees and other disbursements should be identified separately in the approved quote or costs disclosure.