Fees vary by transaction type and complexity, but we're upfront about costs from the first conversation — no hidden charges added later. Get in touch with the details of your purchase or sale and we'll give you a clear, written quote before you commit to anything.
Both can legally handle property settlements in South Australia, but a licensed conveyancer specialises exclusively in property, business and estate transfers. That focus means dedicated attention to your file rather than one matter among a broader legal caseload — and typically a more cost-effective fee for a standard settlement.
Most residential settlements in South Australia take between 4 and 8 weeks from contract signing, though the exact timeframe is set out in your contract of sale and can be shorter or longer depending on finance approval, special conditions, and whether the transaction is part of a chain. We diarise every key date the moment we're engaged so nothing slips.
A conveyancer manages the legal transfer of property ownership from one party to another. That covers reviewing and preparing contracts, running title and government searches, checking for anything that could affect your ownership (easements, caveats, encumbrances), liaising with your bank or the other party's representative, and attending settlement to make sure funds and documents change hands correctly. Our job is to catch problems before they become expensive ones.
