Fixed-fee conveyancing with lawyer-backed advice and responsive support — for first home buyers, investors and property owners across residential, commercial and off-the-plan transactions. From contract review through to settlement, we provide clear legal advice designed to protect your financial and legal interests.
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— from 200+ Melbourne clients
Whichever side of the transaction you’re on — buying, selling, or something more specific — our team can guide you through the legal requirements and settlement process.
For first home buyers, owner-occupiers and investors: contract reviews, property searches and due diligence, so you know exactly what you're signing up for before you commit.
We prepare your Contract of Sale and Section 32 Vendor Statement, and coordinate with your agent and lender, so your sale moves smoothly toward settlement.
Buying at auction or considering a property? We'll review your contract before you sign so you understand the risks and avoid costly surprises.
Need help with a transfer, refinance, subdivision, off-the-plan purchase or commercial property? We've got you covered.
Buying, selling or transferring property? We handle the legal detail, flag issues before they cost you, and keep your transaction moving toward settlement — without the jargon.
Every matter is backed by qualified property lawyers, not just licensed conveyancers — so complex conditions get handled properly the first time.
We work closely with agents, brokers and lenders across Melbourne, so your matter keeps moving without unnecessary back-and-forth or delays.
We tell you what's happening, what we need from you, and what's next — so you're never the one chasing for an answer.
We carry professional indemnity insurance (LPLC), so you're financially covered in the rare event something goes wrong on our end.
Our conveyancers and property lawyers work together to provide practical guidance, responsive support and careful attention throughout your property transaction.
From your first enquiry to settlement day — and beyond — here’s exactly what happens, and when.
We start by understanding your matter — whether you’re buying, selling, or transferring property — and prepare a fixed-fee quote in writing, so you know your exact costs before anything is signed.
We carefully review the contract, Section 32 and property title, identifying any risks and making sure you understand exactly what you’re agreeing to before you commit.
We manage contract negotiations, liaise with your agent, bank and the other side’s conveyancer, and prepare everything needed for a smooth settlement.
We finalise your settlement and confirm the moment it’s complete — and stay available afterward for stamp duty refunds, follow-up questions or documentation you need down the track.
Know exactly what you’ll pay before your matter begins.
Our fixed professional fee starts from $800 (excl. GST) for standard residential conveyancing. You’ll receive a clear written quote outlining your professional fee, any applicable third-party disbursements and any additional fees for non-standard transactions before deciding whether to proceed.
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— from 200+ Melbourne clients
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Standard Residential Conveyancing
Rated 5.0 on Google from 200+ reviews, and trusted by buyers, sellers and property owners across Melbourne and Victoria to get their transaction over the line.
Our Melbourne conveyancing team assists buyers, sellers, investors and property owners with residential, commercial and off-the-plan transactions across Victoria.
From reviewing a Contract of Sale and Section 32 Vendor Statement to preparing transfer documents and coordinating electronic settlement, we explain each step, manage the legal requirements and keep your matter moving.
It is best to contact a conveyancer as early as possible, particularly before signing a Contract of Sale, making an unconditional offer or bidding at auction. Early advice gives you time to understand the contract, identify potential risks and request changes where appropriate.
Yes. A contract review can identify unusual conditions, important deadlines, property disclosures and potential risks before you commit to the purchase. Our team can review the Contract of Sale and Section 32 Vendor Statement and explain the key points in plain English.
A Section 32 Vendor Statement is a disclosure document that a seller must provide to a prospective buyer before the Contract of Sale is signed. It contains prescribed information about the property, such as title details, planning information, services, rates and certain restrictions affecting the land.
The settlement period is agreed upon in the Contract of Sale. A common settlement period is between 30 and 90 days, although shorter or longer periods may be negotiated. We confirm the relevant dates and manage the legal and settlement requirements throughout the transaction.
Your quote will explain the professional work included in your matter, which may cover contract preparation or review, correspondence, transfer documents, coordination with relevant parties and electronic settlement. Searches, certificates and statutory charges will be identified separately where applicable.
Yes. Haitch Conveyancing assists buyers, sellers and property owners throughout Victoria, so you are not limited to the suburbs listed below.
Some of the Melbourne areas we regularly support include:
Yes. Haitch Conveyancing assists with off-the-plan purchases and commercial property transactions. These matters can involve additional contract conditions, disclosure requirements, owners corporation information and longer settlement timeframes, so early legal review is recommended.
Yes. We assist with spousal and related-party transfers, changes in property ownership, refinances, mortgage discharges and other Transfer of Land matters. We can also explain the documents, settlement process and potential stamp duty considerations involved.
Every property transaction is different. Explore real examples of how we’ve helped clients navigate common conveyancing situations with confidence, from first-home purchases to property sales and family property transfers.
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5.0 Google Rating
200+ Melbourne clients
Lawyer-Backed Expertise
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