Pollock Ingram Solicitors

Residential conveyancer on the sunshine coast

  • Trusted Local Firm: A well-established, locally owned and operated business with deep community ties.
  • Property & Estate Law: Focused on conveyancing, retirement village advice, leasing, and estate planning.
  • Personalised, Client-Focused Service: Known clear communication, adaptability, and reasonable fees.
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SUNSHINE COAST RESIDENTIAL conveyancing team

Buying or selling a property is one of the most significant decisions you’ll make, and the legal process can be overwhelming. At Pollock Ingram Solicitors in Caloundra, we provide residential conveyancing services throughout the Sunshine Coast. Our conveyancing team handle all aspects of property transactions, including reviewing contracts, conducting property searches, liaising with other parties, and managing settlements.


Our goal is to simplify the entire process and ensure all legal requirements are met. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or an experienced investor, we’re here to help. Our team is committed to clear and timely communication.


If you need support for your residential conveyancing needs, contact us today at 07 5491 1444.

WHAT WE OFFER

Pollock Ingram Solicitors offers a wide range of services in residential conveyancing:


  • Contract Review: We assist clients in reviewing property contracts. Our team provides an objective review of the contract.
  • Settlement Coordination: We manage the coordination of settlements, handling all the necessary legal procedures, paperwork, and communications with all parties involved.
  • Document Preparation: Our team prepares and processes all necessary documentation for property transactions. This includes drafting contracts and preparing transfer forms.
  • Legal Advice on Property Transactions: We provide legal advice tailored to property transactions. We explain any legal concerns and guide clients through the various steps of buying, selling, or leasing property.
  • Property Transfer Services: We assist clients in managing the legal process of transferring property ownership. Our goal is to make sure the necessary forms and processes are correctly followed.
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House, Land & Units

Whether buying or selling as an individual or an experienced developer, we cater for your conveyancing needs. Our team can guide you through the complexities of settlement and property registration.


As part of our service, we manage correspondence with counterparty solicitors, draft contracts, track key contract dates, conduct relevant property searches, advise on government duty obligations, prepare registration forms for the Queensland Titles Office, calculate settlement figures and coordinate settlement on your behalf.


If you are buying or selling property anywhere in Queensland—whether as a local, interstate, or international client—we welcome you to contact us via phone or email.


For all conveyancing enquiries, please email property@pollockingram.com

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • What is residential conveyancing?

    Residential conveyancing is the legal process involved in buying, selling, or transferring ownership of residential property. It covers all legal aspects of property transactions, including contract reviews, property searches, and settlement coordination. A conveyancer or solicitor typically handles the preparation and review of contracts, and manages the settlement process.

  • Why do I need a conveyancer for a property transaction?

    A conveyancer is an essential legal aspect of property transactions. They handle the paperwork, review contracts, and help you understand the legal implications of the terms involved. Their role also includes conducting property searches and coordinating the settlement process. Having a professional manage these tasks can reduce the risk of legal errors and delays.



  • How long does residential conveyancing take?

    The length of time for residential conveyancing can vary, but on average, it takes between 4-6 weeks to complete the process. Several factors can influence this timeline, such as the complexity of the property transaction, how quickly both parties respond, and whether any issues arise during the property searches or contract review. It’s important to plan ahead and be prepared for potential delays, particularly if additional legal issues need to be addressed.

  • What are the key stages of residential conveyancing?

    The key stages of residential conveyancing include pre-contract, where contracts are drafted and property searches are conducted; exchange of contracts, which legally binds the buyer and seller; and settlement, when final payments are made, and ownership is transferred. Your solicitor will guide you through each step to ensure a smooth transaction.