One of our friendly concierges will call to welcome you. They’ll also ask a few questions so help them understand your unique situation. For example: “Do you have any critical dates in mind? Are you happy with your contract? Have you done conveyancing in Victoria before?”, and so on. They’ll then use the information will to prepare the best quote possible.

You’ll have a team working for you that includes a Lawyer, a Customer Concierge, and an experienced File Owner who’ll be your main point of contract. And if you have any problems (not that we expect you to), you’ll have access to our Victoria Head Lawyer and Practice Manager to help get it sorted. You can even send a message directly to our Founder and General Manager. We take customer service seriously, so you can rest assured you’re being taken care of.

It’s important to look at what searches form part of the other firms’ search packages. “Less cost” or “Less expensive” may mean their searches are also less than the recommended Law Institute Victoria standard, and may not protect you against the risks associated with purchasing a Property. At Conveyancing.com.au, we never compromise on quality or your protection. Our Search Package is specifically designed to minimise your cost and maximise your protection. Anything less is a risk you’ll carry through to Settlement–and maybe even beyond. Remember: This will probably be the largest purchase you’ll make in your life. And you’ll be committed to it for years, if not decades. So it’s worth investing in protection that’s to the amount you’ve committed yourself to.

Searches are certificates that disclose rates, amounts owed, and the history of your property. It helps your File Owner do their detective work to manage your risks. Limiting the number of searches limits the ability of the File Owner to do their job. That’s why your File Owner may recommend optional searches if they think it’s necessary. For example, they may suggest a Building Approval Search to make sure the property’s deck, pergola or carport is built in accordance with Council regulations. After all, the last thing you want is a letter from the Council ordering you to tear it down. Because they cost extra, these searches are optional.