Property Law & Conveyancing in Darwin

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Simplify Property Transactions with Conveyancing Assistance


Buying or selling property is a significant milestone, but the legal process can feel overwhelming. At De Silva Hebron in Darwin, our conveyancing services are designed to make property transactions seamless and straightforward.


From reviewing contracts to handling settlements, we aim to guide you through each step with clear advice. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or an experienced investor, we help navigate complexities like title searches, compliance checks and more.


Beyond property law, our team also assists with probate, commercial law matters and debt collection, should these services be required during your transaction. Call us on 08 8924 4944 to discuss your property needs today.

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Support for Your Property Matters


Property transactions involve more than signing a contract. We assist with drafting and negotiating terms, resolving disputes and ensuring compliance with local regulations.


Whether it’s transferring ownership after a loved one’s passing through our probate services, managing lease agreements or navigating civil litigation for property disputes, we tailor our support to your specific situation.


Our team works closely with clients to avoid delays, protect their interests and ensure a smooth transaction. If your property journey intersects with issues like employment law or workers compensation claims, we can provide the necessary legal advice to address those challenges effectively.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is conveyancing, and why do I need it?

    Conveyancing refers to the process of transferring ownership of property from one party to another. It ensures that all legal, regulatory and financial aspects of the transaction are properly handled. 


    Conveyancing typically includes preparing and reviewing contracts, conducting property searches, looking to ensure there are no encumbrances or issues affecting the title and managing the settlement process.


    This service is essential to protect both buyers and sellers. For buyers, conveyancing can ensure the property is legally sound and free of disputes, like unpaid rates or zoning issues. For sellers, it helps confirm that the sale complies with all legal obligations. We can help with the conveyancing process—give us a call to get started.

  • How long does the conveyancing process take?

    The conveyancing process typically takes between 30 to 90 days, but this timeline can vary depending on the complexity of the transaction and the parties involved. 


    For straightforward purchases or sales, the process is often completed within the standard settlement period, which is usually 30 to 60 days after the contract is signed.


    However, factors such as delays in finance approval, issues found during property searches or disputes between parties can extend the timeline. Additionally, unique circumstances, such as the involvement of deceased estates or properties with complex titles, may require more time to resolve. 


    Working with an experienced conveyancer or legal team helps address these potential hurdles promptly, striving to ensure that your transaction proceeds as smoothly as possible.

  • What happens during the settlement process?

    The settlement process is the final stage of a property transaction where ownership officially transfers from the seller to the buyer. During settlement, the conveyancer or solicitor works to ensure that all legal and financial arrangements are completed. This includes verifying that all conditions of the contract have been met, such as obtaining finance or resolving any disputes.


    On the settlement date, funds are transferred to the seller, and the title is legally updated to reflect the new owner. This process also involves paying outstanding rates, taxes or fees associated with the property. Once settlement is completed, the buyer receives the keys and gains legal possession of the property.

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