Daylesford Hepburn Conveyancing

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Daylesford Property Conveyancing Services

About Daylesford Hepburn Conveyancing

ABN 78 351 331 325

Services:

Online Service

Languages Spoken

English

With over 30 years of experience in all property related matters.

Located in historic Daylesford, Daylesford Hepburn Conveyancing is available for all your property conveyancing and related needs, anywhere in Victoria.

About Us:

We offer prompt and personal service with over 30 years experience in all property related matters. We have full professional indemnity insurance. We provide competitive fixed rates to all our clients. With onsite solicitors we retain your matter even if something does happen to go wrong. Most conveyancers would not do this, they will hand you along to a solicitor.

Services & skills:

Preparing section 32's (vendors statements)
Settlements for sale and purchase contracts
Plans of subdivision
Adverse possession applications
Property transfers/family transfers
Creations of easements
Old law title conversions
Lost title applications
Wills and estates
Ballarat conveyancing

Our achievement is due to our assurance, reliability and the strength of our association with our clients.

Professional expertise:

We aim to provide great service to our clients to achieve best results to develop long term relationships with them. We have complete knowledge of the client's requirements in order to provide prompt service without compromising on the quality as quality is our main priority. We believe in getting the right things done at the first attempt. Our focus is to provide our clients with personalised service they deserve as we believe in having long term relationships with them.

Commercial law & advice
Over 30 years' experience
We have a wide variety of skills and services
Competitive rates
Reliable service

FAQ

Daylesford Hepburn Conveyancing FAQ

What is a Will?

A Will is legal documents which will as far as possible ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes once you die.

Why should I update my Will?

Any of these events may be a reason to update your will such as marriage, divorce or separation, birth of children, death of an executor or beneficiary, acquisition of property, financial changes, home or property changes, beginning or end of a de facto relationship.

What is a grant of probate?

A grant of probate is a document issued by the Supreme Court which states that the executor has proven the will is valid. In order to obtain a grant of probate, the executor must prove to the court that the will is valid that it is the last will of the deceased and that the executor is the person en

Why do I need a Will?

To have your say on how your assets are distributed, to make provision for members of your family and others who survive you, to name a guardian for your children, to avoid unnecessary complications for your executors and heirs when you die, to avoid battles over who gets what, to disinherit heirs m

Administering an estate?

If you have been appointed executor of a will, you may wish to seek assistance with your duties. They can include applying for probate of the will, collecting in the estate assets, paying debts, identifying beneficiaries, distributing the assets of the estate and record keeping.

Contact Us for Pricing

Disclaimer

Circumstances may sometimes arise where legal work is required that is beyond what is included in in the estimate below. A final quote will only be provided once you discuss your requirements directly with your conveyancer of choice. The conveyancer reserves the right to charge additional costs in such circumstances.

Pricing will normally include:

All conveyancing work as defined in the Conveyancers Act 2006.
All legal advice forming part of the conveyancing work.
All legal work forming part of the conveyancing work.
All Searchs including
All office costs (postage, faxes, phone calls, photocopying) forming part of the conveyancing work.
Providing of a copy of the Transfer of Land document to client’s bank or lender upon formal written request from the lender.
Booking of settlement with client’s bank or lender.
Attend Settlement - the conveyancer will organise and attend the settlement on your behalf.
Submission of Notices of Acquisition.

Title Search
Plan
Council Rates Certificate
Water Rates Certificate
Land Tax Certificate
Building Information Certificate
Final Search

Payment Options

Contact Us for Pricing

Disclaimer

Pricing will normally include:

Conveyancing supervised by a fully licensed Conveyancer
Preparation of Section 32 Vendor’s Statement.
Preparation of Contract of Sale.
Preparation of Section 27 Deposit Release Statement.
Supervision of real estate agent re legal compliance.
All conveyancing work as defined in the Legal Practice Act 1996.
All legal advice forming part of the conveyancing work.
All legal work forming part of the conveyancing work.
All office costs (postage, faxes, phone calls, photocopying) forming part of the conveyancing work.
Obtaining of mortgage “payout figure” from Lender.
Booking of settlement with client’s bank or lender.
Settlement at our office.
Submission of Notices of Disposition.

Where the property is a unit/apartment, and an Owners Corporation (Body Corporate) is involved, an extra charge will apply for each Owners Corporation Certificate purchased.

Payment Options

Specialty

Contracts, Franchising, Property Law, Section 32 Statements, Settlements, Title Searches, Titles

Hours of Operation

By Appointment, Open Monday - Friday

Service Option

By Appointment, Inspections, Mobile Service, Onsite Services, Quotes

Kind

Family Transfers

Type

Commercial, Industrial, Residential, Retail

Assurance

Licensed, Registered

Property

Factories, Farms, Flats, Houses, Offices, Small Businesses, Strata Units, Subdivisions, Villas