Property & Conveyancing
Property & Conveyancing
We understand that buying or selling a property can be exciting, yet at times also overwhelming and confusing. Our team will ensure that you are kept informed at every stage, and provided with clear, straightforward advice so that the process feels organised, supported and as stress-free as possible.
We also understand that a separation can be an especially challenging time, and property transfers can add further pressure. With an in-house property and conveyancing team, our family law clients do not need to engage a separate lawyer or conveyancer for their property transfer. This allows your matter to progress smoothly under the one firm, with consistent support from the start of your family law matter through to settlement of the property transfer. Our conveyancing team also has experience working alongside family law matters, helping the process to run seamlessly.


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Why Choose Us
We assist clients with property matters across Victoria, including our existing family law clients as well as new clients simply seeking conveyancing or property support.
Fees
Our Services
- Pre-purchase advice and contract reviews
- Residential sales
- Residential purchases
- Untitled or off-the-plan purchases
- Property transfers
- Caveats
- Building contract reviews
Anti-Money Laundering & Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF)
These laws now apply to many legal services, including a range of conveyancing and property transactions. Their purpose is to make it harder for criminals to use legal and financial services to hide or move the proceeds of crime, or to fund terrorist activity.
These obligations apply to lawyers and conveyancers across Australia who provide certain services. By meeting these requirements, our firm is helping protect the integrity of the conveyancing and property matters we assist with.
The introduction of the AML/CTF laws mean that we may need to obtain additional information from you, such as verifying your identity and asking questions about the source of your funds or wealth. If we request further information from you, it is simply to meet our legal obligations and does not reflect any suspicion or lack of trust in you.
At Cahill Family Lawyers, we are committed to making the process as smooth and straightforward as possible. We will work to meet our AML/CTF obligations whilst keeping any impact on your matter to a minimum.
