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Conveyancing & Property Settlement Service

Clear Legal Guidance for Your Property Transaction

Buying or selling property is a significant financial commitment. At MLS Law Firm, we provide practical and personalised conveyancing services to help you understand your legal obligations, identify potential risks and move through your property transaction with confidence.

Whether you are buying your first home, selling an existing property, purchasing an investment property or entering into an off-the-plan contract, our team can guide you through the legal process from contract review to settlement.

Our Conveyancing Services

We assist clients with a range of residential property transactions, including:

  • Buying residential property
  • Selling residential property
  • Contract review before signing
  • Contract preparation for property sales
  • Contract negotiation and amendments
  • First home purchases
  • Investment property purchases
  • Off-the-plan purchases
  • Strata title properties
  • Property searches and due diligence
  • Electronic conveyancing and settlement
  • Advice regarding Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) requirements where applicable
Buying a Property

Before you sign a contract, it is important to understand exactly what you are agreeing to.

Our team can review the contract and relevant property documents, explain important terms and conditions, identify potential legal issues and advise you on matters that may require further investigation.

Once you proceed with the purchase, we can manage the legal conveyancing process through to settlement, liaising with the relevant parties to help ensure your transaction progresses smoothly.

Selling a Property

When selling your property, having the contract prepared correctly from the beginning can help avoid unnecessary delays later in the transaction.

We can assist with preparing the contract for sale, obtaining the required documents, responding to enquiries and proposed amendments from the purchaser’s representative, managing the conveyancing process and completing settlement.

From Contract to Settlement

Property transactions involve more than signing a contract.

Depending on your transaction, our conveyancing services may include:

Contract Review
Reviewing the contract and explaining important legal terms, obligations and potential risks before you proceed.

Due Diligence
Reviewing relevant title, planning, strata and other property information and advising you on matters requiring attention.

Contract Negotiation
Communicating with the other party’s solicitor or conveyancer regarding proposed amendments and contractual issues.

Pre-Settlement
Preparing the necessary legal documentation, coordinating with relevant parties and ensuring the transaction is ready to proceed.

Settlement
Managing the legal settlement process and transfer of ownership through the electronic conveyancing system.

 

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Why Choose MLS?

Every property transaction is different. We take the time to understand your circumstances and provide legal advice relevant to your particular transaction rather than treating conveyancing as simply an administrative process.
We explain the process and important legal issues in practical language so you understand what is happening and can make informed decisions throughout your transaction.
Your property transaction is handled with the legal oversight and professional standards of a law firm, giving you access to legal advice when issues arise beyond routine conveyancing.
Our services are available in English, Cantonese and Mandarin, assisting clients from diverse backgrounds to understand their property transaction clearly.。

Buying or Selling Property?

 

Speak with MLS Law Firm before you sign.

Our team can assist you with your conveyancing and property law needs and guide you through the transaction from contract to settlement.

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