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At Dr Craig Jensen Lawyers, we take pride in being the leading conveyancing practice in Brisbane, offering comprehensive support to our clients. Our experienced team of conveyancers are experts in the field and are dedicated to helping our clients with their conveyancing needs.
When you choose us for your conveyancing requirements, our key conveyancers will provide you with expert advice on the transfer duty (State Government tax) payable and any relevant concessions that may apply to your specific situation. Simply ask the real estate agent to insert our details on the Contract and you can be confident your settlement will be as stress-free as possible.
Our commitment to keeping you well-informed and accurately guided throughout the process ensures that you receive the best possible legal advice for your property transaction. At Dr Craig Jensen Lawyers located in Brisbane, Queensland, your satisfaction and success are our top priorities at every step of the conveyancing journey your satisfaction and success are our top priorities at every step of the conveyancing journey.
FAQs On Conveyancing
Key dates in the conveyancing process include:
- The contract date
- The date the cooling-off period ends
- The date finance approval is due
- The date any other conditions are due, such as the building inspection date
- The settlement date
The cooling-off period applies to a buyer of residential property, commencing on the day the buyer or conveyancing solicitor receives a copy of the signed and dated contract. The cooling-off period ends five business days after the contract is received.
The purpose of a cooling-off period is to allow a buyer to change their mind about proceeding with a contract. The buyer does not need to give a reason as to why the contract is terminated - if they wish to do so. However, the notification must be given to the seller in writing and the buyer must pay a penalty equal to 0.25% of the purchase price.