Why do I need a solicitor to do my conveyancing?

In South Australia, both solicitors and registered conveyancers can attend to land transactions and conveyancing. However, only a solicitor can assist you should any legal matters arise relating to your conveyance.

While it is not common, disputes can arise between parties during conveyancing transactions. For example the purchaser may not be able to settle within the stipulated timeframe or the vendor cannot provide the assets as promised. In these circumstances a conveyancer would refer you to a solicitor, which may lead to doubling up on work and unnecessary costs.

A conveyancer may offer you a lower initial quote, however be warned of unforeseen additional fees. Hume Taylor can provide a full quote, including an estimation of Stamp Duty and Land Titles Office fees, as well as any other applicable charges.

Think of engaging a solicitor for your conveyancing as buying peace of mind. To get a quote or enquire about your conveyancing needs, contact us today.

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