FAQ

We service all of Melbourne and Victoria! Our services can conveniently be provided remotely, digitally and over the phone. That means if you’re in rural Victoria, we can still assist you. Whether it’s an email, call or text we will respond within 12 hours. We are also reachable 7-days a week.

We work with all types of property buyers and sellers, not just first home buyers! From related parties transfers, preparing Section 32/Vendor’s statement documents, Commercial and Industrial Conveyancing, even Buying or Selling a Business, our team have the expertise and experience to help you.

No! We do not pay or accept payments for client referrals. At Evergreen Conveyancing, the practice of paying or accepting payment for client referrals goes against our Evergreen values as we believe that referrals should be based upon competence and not monetary gain.

Evergreen Conveyancing is transparent about our pricing. There are no hidden costs, or unwanted surprises at the end. We charge a fixed professional fee plus disbursements for all our clients which covers all work from start to finish. This means if we spend 15 minutes or 5 minutes on the phone with you, there would be no difference in our fees. We provide each client a formal cost disclosure when they nominate us to represent them.

Find a genuine lower price elsewhere and we will beat it by 10 percent! Don’t pay more elsewhere. Keep more money in your pocket. Get in touch with us to learn more.

Yes! Evergreen Conveyancing provides a service that helps people recover lost titles.

Yes! Buying or selling property in Victoria as a foreign buyer comes with extra layers to navigate, from FIRB approval requirements to foreign purchaser additional duty and other state-based obligations.

Evergreen Conveyancing helps foreign buyers and sellers understand exactly what applies to their situation!

Yes, absolutely! Our team are experienced in assisting customers who are looking to buy property off-the-plan.

There are so many reasons for why it is important to work with a conveyancer when buying or selling a property. However, to provide you with a brief summary:

• Property transactions involve complex legal documents that carry real financial risk if misread or missed. A conveyancer can help identity problems with the contract before you sign, so you can make an informed decision.
• Conveyancers can review the contract of sale to flag any unfavourable clauses or special conditions before you sign.
• A lot goes on before settlement, this includes calculating settlement figures, adjustments for rates, water, and land tax between buyer and seller. Conveyancers help to liaise with the bank and lender to make sure mortgage documentation lines up with settlement.
• Conveyancers can help manage important deadlines. This can help to reduce the stress and avoid costly mistakes.
• Finally, conveyancers help coordinate what is required on settlement day – giving you peace of mind on what otherwise might be a stressful day.