Flat-Fee Conveyancing in the Northern Rivers

A M Conveyancing provides conveyancing services for the Northern Rivers and the surrounding areas, including Kingscliff and Casuarina. We also welcome clients from all across New South Wales and Queensland. Contact us for more information.

In a family law property settlement, a conveyancer plays a crucial role in managing the legal transfer of property from one party to another as part of the agreed settlement terms. The conveyancer’s responsibilities include preparing and lodging the necessary transfer documents with the relevant land titles office, confirming that the transfer complies with all legal requirements and coordinating the settlement process. They may also assist in obtaining any necessary stamp duty exemptions or concessions, which may apply in family law settlements. While a conveyancer does not provide legal advice on the settlement itself, they confirm that the property transfer is completed efficiently and in accordance with the law.

Electronic conveyancing through PEXA is designed to be highly secure, with multiple layers of protection to safeguard the integrity of property transactions. The platform uses encryption to protect sensitive data, confirming that information is securely transmitted between parties. Access to PEXA is restricted to authorised users such as licensed conveyancers, solicitors and financial institutions, who must undergo identity verification and use secure login protocols. PEXA also employs multi-factor authentication, requiring users to verify their identity using multiple methods before accessing the platform. Additionally, the platform is monitored for suspicious activity and robust fraud prevention measures are in place to detect and respond to any potential security threats. These security features help to protect users from fraud and other risks associated with electronic transactions.

A conveyancer plays a crucial role in the transfer of title by handling the legal and administrative tasks required to complete the process. Their responsibilities include preparing the necessary documents, such as the transfer form and confirming that the certificate of title is in order. They also conduct title searches to verify that there are no encumbrances, such as unpaid mortgages or liens, that could affect the transfer. The conveyancer manages the lodgement of the transfer documents with the relevant land titles office and confirms that all fees, such as stamp duty and registration fees, are paid. By overseeing these tasks, the conveyancer helps to confirm that the transfer of title is legally valid and that the new owner’s rights to the property are fully protected.