Property decisions deserve clear legal advice.
Buying or selling? Get practical guidance from contract review through to settlement.
Solicitor-led advice
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Transparent fixed fees
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Electronic settlement via PEXA
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Solicitor-led advice 〰️ Transparent fixed fees 〰️ Electronic settlement via PEXA 〰️
Conveyancing with legal judgment
Know what you are signing—and what happens next.
Property contracts affect your finance, settlement obligations, rights to inspect and ability to withdraw. O’Haire Legal gives you more than form processing: we identify the legal risks, explain them in plain language and keep your transaction moving.
We assist with homes, investments, vacant land, commercial premises and regional property across Victoria.
Transparent professional fees.
For standard residential conveyancing matters. Third-party searches, certificates, registration and PEXA charges are additional.
Local service, wherever you are.
Bendigo · Mildura · Ballarat · Castlemaine · Swan Hill · Echuca · Shepparton · Seymour · Melbourne · Maryborough · St Arnaud · Kerang · Kyneton · Gisborne
Common questions
Conveyancing FAQs
Clear starting points for buyers and sellers. Advice about your particular contract may differ.
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Yes. A review before signing can identify title restrictions, unusual special conditions and missing protections while there is still an opportunity to negotiate.
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Often, but the finance condition needs to be completed carefully. It is not an unrestricted right to withdraw, so obtain advice before signing.
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It is the disclosure statement a Victorian vendor gives a purchaser before the contract is signed. It contains important title, planning, rates and services information, but it is not a physical property report.
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No. Victorian settlements are generally completed electronically through PEXA. We manage the legal and electronic process and confirm when settlement is complete.
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Yes. Most documents and communications can be handled electronically, including for clients elsewhere in Victoria, interstate or overseas
Start with clarity
Request a contract review or conveyancing quote.
Tell us whether you are buying or selling and where the property is located. Do not send confidential documents until we have confirmed we can act.