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Online Conveyancing Queensland
We make your Queensland residential property purchase, sale or transfer logical and easy.
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As experienced property solicitors and conveyancers, we are dedicated to serving all regions of Queensland. We take pride in delivering top quality and stress-free online conveyancing services to our residential clients at fixed, transparent prices.
The BestLife Legal coveyancing advantage...
​Online conveyancing offers a modern, convenient, and often efficient way to handle property transactions in Queensland.
Fixed-fee conveyancing costs
Say goodbye to unpredictability when it comes to legal costs. Our fixed-fee structure gives you peace of mind, knowing up front what your costs will be.
Transparency and fairness in pricing are at the core of our practice.
Clear, regular conveyancing updates and advice
We ensure you’re informed every step of the way.
Through clear, regular updates and professional advice, we prioritise keeping you in the loop, offering clarity and transparency throughout the conveyancing process.
Highly responsive communication
Your time is valuable, and we respect that. Fast, honest communication is at the forefront of our practice. ​
Our team prides itself on being highly responsive - promptly addressing your emails and calls to ensure your concerns and queries are resolved efficiently.
Convenience and accessibility
You can engage with us to manage the conveyancing process from anywhere with an internet connection without needing to take time off for in-person appointments.
This is particularly beneficial for clients in more remote parts of Queensland or those with busy schedules.
Efficiency, security and speed
The use of a secure digital platform for document exchange, storage, communication, and electronic settlements often streamlines the process, potentially leading to faster transaction times.
Outstanding value
Exceptional legal services don’t have to come with an exceptional price tag.
At BestLife Legal, we combine high-quality expertise with competitive pricing to deliver outstanding value to our clients.
Queensland Seller Disclosure statements.
From 1 August 2025, all contracts for the sale of residential property in Queensland must include a Seller’s Disclosure Statement and prescribed certificates.
Whether you're selling or listing a your Queensland home for sale, we will take the stress out of preparing your Seller Disclosure Statement Pack.
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FAQs about conveyancing.
What is conveyancing?
Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring ownership of a property from one party to another. It involves various legal and administrative tasks to ensure a smooth property transaction.
What is online conveyancing?
Traditional conveyancing practices often involve in-person meetings and physical document exchange, while online conveyancing leverages technology to manage the property transaction remotely. For clients in Queensland, our online conveyancing services operate without a traditional shopfront or physical office. Communication, document sharing, verification of identity, and updates are typically handled via email, video conferencing, and phone calls. The underlying legal requirements and processes for transferring residential property in Queensland remain the same whether you choose a traditional or an online conveyancer. We utilise the same electronic lodgement platforms (like PEXA – Property Exchange Australia) as traditional conveyancers for the settlement and registration of title. The use of these platforms for many property transactions has been mandatory in Queensland since February 2023.
Do I need a conveyancer in Queensland?
While it's not legally required to hire a conveyancer, it's highly recommended due to the complex legal and administrative aspects of property transactions. A conveyancer ensures all legal requirements are met.
What is the role of a conveyancer?
A conveyancer handles various tasks, including contract review, property searches, documentation preparation, and settlement coordination. They ensure the property transaction complies with all legal requirements.
What are ‘cooling-off’ periods in Queensland property transactions?
In Queensland, there is a standard five business day cooling-off period for residential property contracts. During this time, the buyer can withdraw from the contract without specific reasons, but they may forfeit a portion of the deposit.
What happens at settlement in Queensland?
At settlement, the legal ownership of the property is transferred to the buyer, and the purchase price is paid. This is when all financial transactions are completed, and both parties receive keys and access to the property.
What are common pitfalls to avoid in Queensland property transactions?
Common pitfalls include not conducting thorough property searches, failing to meet contractual deadlines, and not seeking legal advice. It's crucial to have a conveyancer to guide you through the process and avoid these issues.
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