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In Australia’s ever-evolving property market, buying or selling real estate isn’t just about finding the right property or buyer—it’s about ensuring the legal transfer of ownership is smooth, compliant, and stress-free. That’s where expert conveyancing makes all the difference. At Aylward Game Solicitors, we bring nearly 80 years of combined legal experience to every property […]
In Australia’s ever-evolving property market, buying or selling real estate isn’t just about finding the right property or buyer—it’s about ensuring the legal transfer of ownership is smooth, compliant, and stress-free. That’s where expert conveyancing makes all the difference.
At Aylward Game Solicitors, we bring nearly 80 years of combined legal experience to every property transaction. Whether you’re a first-home buyer, an investor, or selling the family home, we simplify the conveyancing process while safeguarding your interests under Australian law.
In this article, we explore:
What conveyancing involves in Australia
Why efficient conveyancing matters
Common pitfalls to avoid
Real case studies from Sydney, Queensland, and Brisbane
And how Aylward Game Solicitors can help you navigate it all with confidence
Conveyancing is the legal process that transfers ownership of real property from the seller to the buyer. It includes:
Title and planning searches
Reviewing contracts of sale
Handling financial settlements
Ensuring legal compliance with local and state regulations
Whether you’re buying a house in Brisbane or selling an apartment in Sydney, conveyancing is a critical legal step that ensures everything is above board and legally binding.
While some may consider DIY conveyancing, the reality is that Australian property law is complex, and mistakes can be costly. A qualified solicitor helps:
Review and prepare all legal documents
Conduct due diligence on the property
Identify hidden risks (e.g. easements, caveats, encumbrances)
Facilitate financial settlements
Liaise with the buyer’s/seller’s solicitor to avoid disputes
At Aylward Game Solicitors, we handle every aspect of your transaction to eliminate uncertainty and reduce risk.
Australia’s real estate market is significant:
In 2021, the value of residential dwellings nationwide reached $8.2 trillion, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
Over 571,000 property transfers took place across the country that year.
The Property Council of Australia reported around $196 billion in residential sales in 2020 alone.
Each of these transactions required seamless conveyancing to prevent delays, legal disputes, or failed settlements.
Essential documents include:
Certificate of Title
Contract of Sale
Planning certificates
Council approvals
Disclosure statements
Aylward Game Solicitors helps you prepare, review, and compile all necessary paperwork with precision.
Before you commit, you must verify:
Who owns the property
Whether there are encumbrances or restrictions
If the land has zoning or planning issues
Whether there are unpaid rates or body corporate levies
We thoroughly investigate each property, ensuring nothing is overlooked—giving you peace of mind before you sign.
One of the biggest causes of delays in real estate deals is poor communication between parties.
Our team ensures that all stakeholders are kept in the loop, minimising delays and resolving issues early.
Many Australians seek legal advice only when a problem arises—that’s too late. Instead, get expert help from day one.
With our extensive experience in Queensland and interstate conveyancing, we provide clear, actionable legal advice at every stage.
Disputes can arise over:
Contract terms
Settlement delays
Boundary disagreements
Disclosure issues
Aylward Game Solicitors excels in mediation and legal resolution, often preventing disputes from escalating to litigation.
In suburban Sydney, a sale was stalled by a dispute over a garden fence between neighbours. Our legal team ordered a new boundary survey, negotiated terms, and enabled the transaction to settle on time.
A family selling an older home in Melbourne had trouble with outdated council approvals and incomplete documentation. We handled the legal clean-up, ensuring everything was compliant under Victorian law before listing.
A buyer in Brisbane was weeks from settlement when a caveat appeared on the title. We liaised with all parties, worked through the Land Titles Office, and resolved the issue—allowing for a timely and secure handover.
Conveyancing is the legal transfer of property ownership, involving title checks, financial settlement, and contract review. It ensures both the buyer and seller meet their obligations.
Yes. While DIY conveyancing is allowed, it’s risky. Engaging a solicitor like Aylward Game ensures accuracy, compliance, and peace of mind.
On average, six to eight weeks for residential transactions. Delays can occur due to finance, contract disputes, or title issues.
Due diligence involves checking:
Property title
Council zoning
Building approvals
Environmental risks
Disputes or encumbrances
Yes. In addition to the purchase price, be prepared for:
Stamp duty
Legal fees
Lender fees (if applicable)
Building and pest inspections
Agent commissions (for sellers)
At Aylward Game Solicitors, we combine legal precision with client-first service. Our conveyancing team serves clients across Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, and beyond. Whether you’re a buyer, seller, or investor, we’re here to help you succeed.
Let’s discuss your property goals and how we can help you achieve them with ease and compliance.
Email: mail@aylwardgame.com.au
Phone: 1800 217 217
Website: aylwardgame.com.au