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A licensed conveyancer handles standard property transfers. A property solicitor is qualified to handle the same work plus anything legally complex (caveats, disputes, off-the-plan complications, complex contracts). For straightforward purchases and sales, either is fine. We'll match you with both options so you can compare. Note that in some states (e.g. Queensland), conveyancing is handled by solicitors only.

Across Australia, a typical residential conveyance is roughly A$800–A$2,200 in professional fees, plus disbursements (searches, certificates, stamp duty processing — often A$200–A$600). Off-the-plan and complex matters cost more. The matched lawyer will give you a written quote.

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Conveyancing law differs by state, so we match in the state where the property is located. The lawyer you engage doesn't need to be in your suburb — just licensed in that state.

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