Conveyancing

At MCP Legal, our conveyancing team strives to provide you with exceptional service and expert guidance for all your property needs. Whether you are buying, selling or transferring a property, our experienced team is here to make the conveyancing process as smooth as possible.

From the initial review of your contract through to settlement, we will keep you informed and provide clear, practical advice every step of the way.

Explore our range of services designed to help you move forward with confidence, wherever you're headed next.

Buying a property is an exciting step. Although, it is important to ensure the legal aspects of your purchase are handled carefully.
Before you purchase a property, we always recommend having the contract reviewed prior to signing in which we can assist and provide you with further information at the time of quoting.
Our conveyancing team will guide you through the process, ensuring that you are protected and informed every step of the way.
When selling a property, having the right support can make the process simple and stress-free. Our conveyancing team can assist in preparing and reviewing the necessary documents, liaising with all of the relevant parties and ensuring your sale progresses smoothly through to settlement.
Transferring a property between parties can involve a number of legal and administrative requirements. Our conveyancing team can assist with the preparation and lodgement of transfer documentation.
For transfer matters arising from a relationship breakdown and transfers for love and affection, we are able to act in the following states and territories:
• Victoria (VIC)
• South Australia (SA)
• New South Wales (NSW)
• Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
• Queensland (QLD)
We also specialise in complicated transfers, such as Self-Managed Super Funds to beneficiaries.
Whether you intend to subdivide a property you already own or are purchasing a property affected by a plan of subdivision, it is important to understand how it works and what the legal requirements are. Our team can assist with the whole process.
A caveat is an important tool that is used to protect types of interest in property. Our team can advise you on whether a caveat may be appropriate for your circumstances and assist with the preparation, lodgement and withdrawal of caveats where required.
We can assist with caveats in the following States/Territories;
• Victoria (VIC)
• South Australia (SA)
• New South Wales (NSW)
• Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
• Queensland (QLD)

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, you can contact our conveyancer that you already deal with directly (see Meet the Team) or use our group email address conveyancing@mcplegal.com.au.

Getting started is simple. Reach out via phone or email and we’ll walk you through the next steps and answer any questions along the way.
Our rates vary depending on what kind of transaction it is. After an initial conversation, we’ll provide a transparent quote on the conveyance with no hidden costs.
While it is not legally required to have a conveyancer, it is highly recommended as property transactions are very complex. Having a conveyancer handle your transaction can take the stress of handling the legal aspects off your hands, ensuring the process is conducted properly.
Furthermore, our conveyancers constantly talk to our lawyers to provide legal advice around certain situations and can assist with negotiations and settlement.
If you are selling a property, we recommend contacting us before you begin the selling process.
If you are buying a property, you should contact us before you make an offer. We also recommend that you have the proposed contract reviewed prior to signing.