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What is conveyancing?

Conveyancing is the branch of law where the documents for the conveyance (buying or selling) of a property are prepared.

Are conveyancers lawyers?

Typically, yes. A conveyancer who is also a registered lawyer can perform the full scope of conveyancing.

Are conveyancing fees tax deductible?

Conveyancing fees are not tax deductible.

Can conveyancers prepare a Will?

Yes, conveyancers are licensed to prepare a Will and Power of Attorney.