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Brisbane buyers and sellers can request fixed-fee conveyancing from Queensland Law Society-member solicitors, from contract review to settlement day. One call, the right firm, a clear price.

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Property settlement, handled properly

Whether you are buying your first home, selling an investment property, signing an off-the-plan contract or transferring a title within the family, the right solicitor makes the difference. Experienced Brisbane conveyancing solicitors review your contract, run the searches, calculate transfer duty and manage settlement through PEXA. From contract review and seller disclosure to auction purchases and commercial property, the work is done by Queensland Law Society-member firms, with fixed-fee quotes confirmed up front.

Conveyancing for Buyers Queensland Law Society-member solicitors assist property buyers who review the contract, conduct searches and manage settlement of your purchase. Conveyancing for Sellers Conveyancing solicitors assist sellers who prepare your contract, manage the mandatory Form 2 seller disclosure and handle settlement on the sale. First Home Buyer Conveyancing independent Solicitors guide first home buyers through transfer duty concessions, the First Home Owner Grant and the steps to settlement. Off-the-Plan Conveyancing Speak directly with solicitors experienced in off-the-plan contracts, sunset clauses and the disclosure rules that apply when buying before a property is built. Auction Property Conveyancing Because there is no cooling-off period at auction, conveyancing solicitors review the contract before you bid rather than after. Commercial Property Conveyancing Conveyancing solicitors assist buyers and sellers of commercial premises who handle leases, GST, due diligence and commercial settlement.

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Why people start with us

A conveyancing matter is one of the biggest transactions you will sign for. Here is how we keep it clear.

Queensland Law Society solicitors

Every matter is handled by a QLS-member independent solicitor. All legal work and advice is provided by the independent Queensland Law Society-member solicitor you engage.

Fixed-fee clarity

independent Solicitors quote a fixed professional fee for routine matters. Government charges, searches and transfer duty are set out separately, in writing, before you commit.

Electronic settlement

Settlements are completed online through PEXA (the digital platform used to lodge documents and transfer ownership), so the process is faster and more transparent.

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Tell us a little about your property and a Queensland Law Society-member solicitor will contact you with a fixed-fee quote. No obligation, no jargon.

✓ Buying, selling, transferring or off-the-plan
✓ Fixed professional fee confirmed in writing
✓ Local solicitors who know Brisbane property

Common questions

Quick answers on cost, the process and Queensland's property rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does conveyancing cost in Brisbane?

Professional fees for a routine Brisbane conveyance are typically a few hundred to around a thousand dollars, and many solicitors offer a fixed-fee quote. Government charges and disbursements such as title searches and registration are additional and vary by property. Always confirm in writing what is included before you engage anyone.

What does a conveyancer do when buying a house in Queensland?

They review your contract, carry out title and property searches, advise on conditions and dates, arrange transfer duty, liaise with your lender and the other side, and manage settlement so ownership transfers correctly. In Queensland this is legal work, so a Queensland Law Society-member solicitor carries it out.

How long is the cooling-off period in Queensland?

Most residential contracts in Queensland have a 5 business day cooling-off period, starting when you receive the contract signed by both parties. It does not apply to property bought at auction. A penalty of up to 0.25% of the purchase price may apply if you terminate during cooling-off.

What is the First Home Owner Grant in Queensland?

The Queensland First Home Owner Grant is currently $30,000 towards an eligible new home valued under $750,000, for contracts signed between 20 November 2023 and 30 June 2026. It is scheduled to revert to $15,000 from 1 July 2026. Eligibility rules apply, so confirm your situation with a solicitor.

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