- Protecting his client. Every conveyancer should be focused on your needs and ensuring your interests are not compromised, bar any legal issues.
- Keeping their client in the loop at all times during the conveyancing process, any developments in the transactions and any legal changes that could potentially affect them.
- Providing sound legal advice, this is particularly relevant when you have hired a property lawyer, as they will have access to legal knowledge a business conveyancer may not.
- They should be able to advise their client about any changes to notice periods, anything impacting the settlement figure and any penalties related to changes
- Hold phone calls or meetings with their clients to explain clauses in documentation clearly, and ensure their clients fully understand the process, thus ensuring there are no later inconsistencies due to misunderstandings.
- To carefully prepare all legal documents and deeds, lodged at the appropriate offices to minimise chances of error.
- Informing his client when the transaction is completed and handing over a record of the finances involved within a few days of finishing.
A conveyancer performs an important role in purchasing or selling property, so carefully consider and decide on your company, long before their role is essential. If you haveany concerns or queries regarding conveyancing, come talk to our professional lawyers today.