What is Residential Conveyancing?

Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring ownership of property from one party to another.

It includes:

• Reviewing and negotiating the Agreement for Sale and Purchase
• Advising on conditions (finance, LIM, building reports)
• Conducting due diligence
• Coordinating settlement
• Transferring title through Land Information New Zealand

Done properly, conveyancing protects your financial and legal position.

Buying Property.

When purchasing property, we:

• Review the agreement before you sign
• Identify legal risks and unusual conditions
• Advise on finance and due diligence clauses
• Ensure deposit protections are clear
• Manage settlement and title transfer

We help you understand what you’re committing to — before you commit.

Selling Property

For sellers, we:

• Prepare or review agreements
• Clarify conditions and timelines
• Coordinate discharge of mortgages
• Ensure settlement funds are correctly received
• Manage title transfer documentation

Clear legal preparation avoids delays and disputes at settlement.

Our Approach to Conveyancing

Property transactions move quickly. Our role is to:

• Act promptly
• Communicate clearly
• Anticipate issues early
• Coordinate seamlessly with banks and agents

We focus on practical solutions — not unnecessary complication.sumptions — guide the outcome.

FAQs

Do I need a lawyer before signing an agreement?

Yes. Once signed, you are legally bound. Early review protects you.

How long does settlement take?

Settlement dates are agreed in the contract, typically 4–6 weeks.

What costs are involved?

Costs vary depending on complexity. We provide clear fee estimates upfront.

Moving Forward With Confidence

If you are buying or selling property in Christchurch or Canterbury:

Book a conveyancing consultation
Have your agreement reviewed
Secure your property transaction

Clarity at the start prevents stress at the end.