Conveyancing

Your Local Conveyancer in Lismore


Smooth Property Transfers

Buying a new property, or selling your existing one, should be an exciting process. However, due to the amount of red tape that needs to be navigated and the boxes that need to be checked, it can also be daunting. Fortunately, David Hunter Solicitor can help make transferring property ownership simple and straightforward. Our Lismore conveyancers can assist with everything from contract of sale drafting to property appraisals to statutory warranties.


You can count on us to explain your rights and obligations in plain English. We will take you through what ID documentation is required, the deposit payment process, as well as the execution of the contract. Additionally, we can facilitate witnessing where required. Though we are based in Lismore, we are able to travel as needed.


To arrange a consultation with David Hunter Solicitor, call (02) 6621 2611. In addition to conveyancing, we can provide legal support for matters concerning property law, as well as wills and estates.

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Our Conveyancing Services

For straightforward and meticulous conveyancing, David Hunter Solicitor is the name to remember. We are able to assist with commercial and residential property sales, purchases and transfers. Our legal team can assist with the following areas of conveyancing:


  • Drafting & reviewing contracts of sale
  • Auction contracts & purchases off-the-plan
  • Cost appraisals
  • Property tenancies
  • Statutory warranties
  • Section 66W certificates
  • Put & call options
  • Retirement village purchases, leases & service contracts
  • Building contracts


David Hunter Solicitor is registered with the PEXA digital settlement network. This allows us to better streamline services for clients and facilitate important components of the conveyancing process online.


If you’d like to arrange a service with our Lismore conveyancers, contact us today. We are more than happy to answer any questions you might have.

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Advantages of Hiring a Conveyancer

We strongly recommend that you never attempt to buy, sell or transfer property without consulting a real estate conveyancer. Here are just a few reasons why it’s worth your while to have a professional assist you:


  • It will better ensure that all your legal obligations are met–helping you avoid costly delays or even fines
  • It will allow extensive & detailed searches to be conducted for the properties that best suit your requirements
  • It will allow you to review a clear breakdown of expenses
  • It will maximise transparency regarding all aspects of the property transfer process
  • It can help alleviate stress & uncertainty


David Hunter Solicitor can help you enjoy all of these benefits. Get in touch today to find out more.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What can I expect from my conveyancer?

    Your conveyancer can help you with every step of the process of buying or selling a property, from start to finish. They will help you to negotiate the best possible price for your property, and can also help to resolve any issues that may arise during the sale. Your conveyancer should also be able to provide you with advice on any legal issues that may arise during the purchase or sale of your property.

  • Is it mandatory to hire a conveyancer if I'm selling my house?

    A conveyancer is not strictly required by law if you are selling your home; however, it is highly recommended that you hire one. A qualified conveyancer can save you a great deal of time and money by ensuring that the sale goes smoothly and efficiently. They can also
    provide practical advice and assistance if there are any problems with the sale.

  • How often can I consult with my conveyancer?

    You can consult with your chosen conveyancer as frequently as you wish. However, it is important to note that they may charge you on a per consultation basis. If you are on a budget, you should consider limiting the number of times you consult with your conveyancer. It should be noted that some conveyancers offer unlimited consultations for a particular set fee.

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