CONVEYANCING MELBOURNE

Costanzo Lawyers provides expert conveyancing in Melbourne with clear, efficient, and cost-effective guidance for every property transaction. With over 30 years of experience, our team ensures your interests are protected and every step is handled with precision.

Buying, selling, or transferring property requires legal expertise to identify risks such as easements, caveats, or planning restrictions. Our team provides personalised advice and hands-on support to prevent costly mistakes.

FULL-SERVICE PROPERTY SOLUTIONS

We provide full conveyancing services for buyers and sellers across Melbourne, including Lalor, Doncaster East, Coburg, and the CBD.

BUYERS

  • Contract review and advice on terms, conditions, and risks
  • Title and property searches, planning certificates, and water/rates checks
  • Coordination with banks or lenders for settlement requirements, including mortgage lodgement and registration
  • Pre-settlement inspections and settlement day management
  • Registration of property transfer and final documentation

SELLERS

  • Preparation of contract of sale and Section 32 Vendor Statements
  • Title searches and verification of property documents
  • Coordination of mortgage discharge with lenders
  • Liaison with the buyer’s conveyancing lawyer
  • Settlement day management and post-settlement confirmations

We pride ourselves on our efficiency, providing contract reviews in under 24 hours.

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A service guarantee to you:  

Our office hours are from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, and our experienced team is always available to assist you. We offer same-day preparation of preliminary Contracts of Sale, Section 32, Vendor Statements upon receipt of documents from our clients and electronically forwarding them to your selling agents for a seamless sale transaction.  

EXPERIENCE YOU CAN TRUST

Costanzo Lawyers offers trusted conveyancing lawyers with over 30 years of property law experience, combining professionalism with personal service. As a community-focused, family-run legal practice, we provide individual attention and accessibility that larger firms cannot match.

Our team acts with integrity and confidentiality, ensuring diligent advocacy throughout your property transaction. Engaging our conveyancing lawyers early helps identify and manage potential issues before they escalate.

OUR CONVEYANCING PROCESS

Initial Consultation

Discuss your property transaction and receive a fixed-fee quote.

Engagement

Sign a retainer agreement and provide property details.

Document Collection

Provide identification, contracts, finance approvals, and vendor statements.

Legal Review & Coordination

Contract review, searches, advice, and settlement preparation.

Settlement & Post-Settlement

Attend settlement, transfer ownership, and receive final documentation.

FAQs

How much does conveyancing cost?

We offer fixed-fee conveyancing services tailored to your property transaction. Fees depend on complexity, with no hidden charges.

When should I hire a lawyer in conveyancing matters?

Engage a conveyancing lawyer before signing any contracts. Early advice helps prevent risks and protects your interests.

What’s the difference between a conveyancer and a conveyancing lawyer?

Conveyancing lawyers handle property transactions and provide (and are qualified to provide) broader legal guidance for complex or unusual issues that a standard conveyancer may not cover.

How long does the conveyancing process take?

A standard property transaction usually takes 4–6 weeks. Our team works efficiently to keep settlements on schedule.

What could go wrong without a conveyancer?

Without professional guidance, hidden legal or financial issues may arise, causing delays, stress, financial loss, or future disputes. Conveyancers are unable to provide you with legal advice or engage in legal work that falls outside the scope of basic, straightforward conveyancing.

Can you assist with property transfers between family members?

Yes. Our property and conveyancing lawyers in Melbourne ensure all transfers are legally sound and protect all parties.

Can the real estate agent handle everything for me?

No. Agents represent their clients, not you. Legal guidance ensures your interests are fully protected.

Is online or DIY conveyancing sufficient?

Online services lack personalised advice, local knowledge, and risk identification that professional conveyancing lawyers provide.

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