🏠 Property Law

Property Lawyers Melbourne

Property is likely the biggest investment you'll ever make. Whether you're buying your first home, selling an investment, sorting out a dispute with a co-owner, or dealing with a difficult contract, our property lawyers give you clear, practical advice and protect your interests at every step. Because your matter is handled by qualified lawyers — not just licensed conveyancers — you have full legal expertise behind you if anything goes wrong.

Our Property Law Services

• Conveyancing — fixed-fee buying and selling of residential property (see our dedicated conveyancing page)
• Contract of Sale & Section 32 review — before you sign, so there are no nasty surprises
• Off-the-plan purchases — reviewing developer contracts, sunset clauses and special conditions
• Loan & mortgage contract advice — independent legal advice and solicitor certificates for borrowers and guarantors
• Property disputes — boundary disputes, easements, caveats, and breach of contract
• Co-ownership & partition — disputes between co-owners and applications to sell jointly-owned property
• Transfer of title — adding or removing a name, transfers between family members
• Leasing — residential and commercial lease preparation, review and disputes
• Owners corporation & strata — advice on by-laws, levies and disputes

Loan & Mortgage Contract Advice

Lenders increasingly require borrowers and guarantors to obtain independent legal advice before signing a loan or mortgage. We explain exactly what you're committing to, the risks of guaranteeing someone else's loan, and your rights and obligations — then issue the solicitor's certificate your lender needs. Fast turnaround, fixed fee, available by phone or in person.

Buying or Selling Property

We manage the entire transaction — reviewing the contract and Section 32, conducting searches, liaising with your bank and mortgage broker, and settling on time through PEXA. First home buyer? We make sure you claim every grant and stamp duty concession you're entitled to.

Frequently Asked Questions