Five questions. You’ll get the state-specific framework that applies, an indicative cost range, the pathway timeline, and a match with the right conveyancer or property solicitor.
General information about Australian conveyancing. Not legal advice. Always have a qualified conveyancer or property solicitor review your contract before signing.
Step 1 of 5
What kind of transaction?
The cost, timing, and search profile differs by transaction type.
What state?
Conveyancing process and disbursements differ substantially by state.
Approximate purchase price?
Stamp duty thresholds, search depth, and risk profile scale with property value.
Anything that adds complexity?
Tick anything that applies. These factors materially affect the work involved.
Your timeframe?
Standard settlement is 42 days in NSW (six weeks). Shorter or longer changes the work intensity.
Choose an option to continue.
Your matter assessment · Conveyancing
Indicative assessment for matters with your facts.
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Your matter looks like this.
The legal framework that applies.
Indicative cost & pathway.
Cost range
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Pathway
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The lawyer to look for.
Questions to ask in the first consultation.
Most conveyancers and property solicitors will provide a written quote on request. Use these questions to assess fit before engaging.
Match me with a conveyancing lawyer.
Verified conveyancing specialists in your state. Free for you.
This tool gives general information about Australian conveyancing matters. It is not legal advice and cannot account for the specific facts of your matter. Only an admitted lawyer with a current practising certificate can advise on your matter.
