Able Conveyancing Services
Buying or selling property is one of the biggest financial decisions most people make, and the legal side of it shouldn’t add to the stress. That’s why we focus on clear communication, careful attention to detail, and making sure every client understands exactly what’s happening at each stage of their matter.
We work with first home buyers, growing families, downsizers, and investors across Sydney and New South Wales. No two transactions are the same, and we treat every one with the same level of care, whether it’s a straightforward transfer or a more complex sale.
Our approach
We believe good conveyancing is about more than paperwork. It’s about protecting your interests, anticipating issues before they become problems, and being available when you have questions. You’ll always know who’s handling your matter and how to reach them.
Our Services
Whatever stage of your property journey you're at, we're here to guide you through it.
Why
Choose Us
5 reasons Sydney homeowners and investors trust us with their property matters.
Local Knowledge, NSW Expertise
We know NSW property law inside and out, and we apply rigorous checks to every transaction to keep your matter safe and on track.
Client-First
Approach
Your interests come first. We take the time to explain what's happening at every stage, and we're always reachable when you have a question.
Qualified Conveyancing Professionals
Our team holds the qualifications and experience needed to manage your matter properly, from contract through to settlement.
Transparent
Fixed Fees
No hidden charges, no surprises. You'll know your costs upfront and we pass on searches and certificates at cost.
Trusted by
Our Clients
Don't just take our word for it — see what our clients say about working with us.
Frequently asked Questions
A conveyancer manages the legal side of buying, selling, or transferring property. This includes preparing and reviewing contracts, conducting property searches, calculating adjustments such as rates and stamp duty, and managing settlement on your behalf.
Both can handle property transactions, but a licensed conveyancer specialises specifically in property law and conveyancing, while a solicitor can also advise on broader legal matters. For most residential transactions, a licensed conveyancer is a cost-effective and fully qualified choice.
In NSW, residential buyers generally have a five-business-day cooling-off period after contracts are exchanged, unless the property was purchased at auction, where no cooling-off period applies. This time is typically used to finalise finance and complete inspections.
Our services at a glance
For Buyers
- Review the Contract of Sale
- Explain legal obligations and risks
- Conduct property searches
- Check for easements, restrictions, or encumbrances
- Liaise with banks and lenders
- Calculate settlement adjustments
- Arrange settlement
- Ensure the title is transferred correctly
For Sellers
- Prepare the Contract of Sale
- Obtain title and planning documents
- Respond to buyer enquiries
- Coordinate with agents and solicitors
- Arrange settlement
- Ensure the sale proceeds are distributed correctly
