A Trusted Wagga Wagga Conveyancer
Guiding clients through buying or selling residential property.
Wagga Wagga Conveyancing
Why Use MAP Lawyers?
Buyers and Sellers often discover too late, not all conveyancers offer the same quality service.
ALL MATTERS ARE MANAGED BY A SOLICITOR
Unlike our competitors, all conveyancing matters are managed from A to Z by a qualified solicitor, not an administrative assistant.
EXPERTISE IN PROPERTY LAW
Our solicitors are experts in property law and are able to guide you through any legal issues, providing practical solutions to ensure that your transaction is seamless.
COMMUNICATION
If any issues arise our team is only a call away. You can speak to the same solicitor throughout the conveyance. Our team are responsive and can explain legal concepts in a clear and understandable manner.
TRANSPARENCY
There are no hidden fees or catches. We offer a true fixed fee pricing model with a clear breakdown of our fees and disbursements upfront and no endless terms and conditions.
CLIENT SERVICE
Client service is at the heart of MAP Lawyers. We believe that buying and selling property is the gateway to financial freedom and we love being part of your property journey.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
Our passion is backed up by 350+ 5-star Google reviews & 150+ Facebook reviews.
How can we help you?
Are You Buying?
Professional fees from $1399
Buying a new home doesn’t have to be stressful. At MAP Lawyers we have a team of specialist of Wagga Wagga conveyancing lawyers that can help make this a seamless process removing any unnecessary stress.
By engaging one of MAP Lawyers Wagga Wagga conveyancing solicitors, you can rest assured knowing that you will act on your behalf guiding you through the process keeping you informed of your rights and obligations under the contract.
When buying a property there are plenty of things to worry about, do not let the conveyancing journey be one of them.
If you’d like a free quote for a property conveyance, please click on the link above.
Are You Selling?
Professional fees from $1399
If you want an expert that specialises in property to help you navigate the sale of your biggest asset – MAP Lawyers is the only choice for your Wagga Wagga conveyancing.
Our solicitors are specialists in residential conveyancing, having a substantial amount of knowledge to be able to deal with any conveyancing issue that arises’ ensuring your rights are protected.
If you need a Wagga Wagga Conveyancer, please click on the link above for a free quote.
What We Do
Your Wagga Wagga Conveyancer
Buying or selling a property is one the most stressful experiences in a person’s life. The added pressure of legal jargon, bundles of paperwork, and calculating rates and taxes doesn’t make it any easier which is what our dedicated team of Wagga Wagga Conveyancing Solicitors are here for. All of these things are extremely time consuming, not to mention the back and forth between third parties. The conveyancers at MAP Lawyers’ can be relied on to make the process as simple as possible removing any unnecessary complexities allowing you to focus on the move.
Our professional Wagga Wagga conveyancing solicitors specialise in residential conveyancing so you have the confidence to progress with the transaction knowing you have an expert at your side. If you’re looking for a Wagga Wagga conveyancing lawyer to assist with either buying or selling, MAP Lawyers are the obvious conveyancing choice..
Our Wagga Wagga conveyancing solicitor will be able to guide you through the process by assisting with all documentation, calculations, liaising with financial institutes and attending to settlement. Our Wagga Wagga conveyancing solicitors are dedicated to take the hard work out of these processes for you.
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Wagga Wagga Conveyancing Solicitors FAQ’s
A conveyancer works to take care of property matters, such as buying, selling, and even subdividing land. They can work alongside you for guidance, advice and assistance during the settlement process, contracts, preparing documents, and communicating with solicitors on the other end. Everything a conveyancing solicitor does, is done on your behalf so that the processes can all be stress free and educational for you.
Conveyancing lawyers can do the following:
- Prepare settlement
- Review sale contracts
- Monitor the contract obligations and make sure they are properly met
- Prepare and certify documentation
- Calculate settlement figures
- Advise you on all the proper legal obligations
- Attend settlement on your behalf
Whilst a licensed conveyancer is allowed to complete your sale or purchase in NSW, a qualified solicitor managing your matter from A-Z will be better placed to assist you on all aspects of the transaction, including when things go wrong.
A conveyancer will only be able to assist with the transactional side of things and will not be equipped to provide time sensitive and pragmatic advice on how to keep a deal on track or advise you of your rights under the contract.
Conveyancing may look as easy as signing a contract and transferring the land, however, a professional conveyancer can take the time to look through your contracts and make sure everything is as it should be so that you don’t run into any legal issues along the way. This includes taking care of all legal documents, calculating rates and taxes, and even adjust total calculations if needed.
Latest Resources
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SPOOKY SECRETS: DO YOU HAVE TO DISCLOSE A DEATH IN THE HOME WHEN SELLING?
Whether or not you have to disclose the death of someone in a property when selling varies across Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. We have broken up the current legal position across the three states below: QUEENSLAND In Queensland, there is currently no specific legal requirement obligating sellers to disclose a death in the
SELLING A DECEASED ESTATE IN QUEENSLAND
If you are selling a property that is still registered in the name of someone who has since passed away, there are some additional considerations when preparing the contract. A contract of sale can still be entered into but the name on title will need to be fixed prior to settlement. To allow time to