Settle Petal Mobile Conveyancing
Selling Property On the Mid North Coast
Conveyancing services— free quotes and flexible appointments available across the Mid North Coast.
Practical Property Support
Mid North Coast Selling Property
When you are selling property on the Mid North Coast, all sorts of questions can arise — like who will buy my house, or what do I need to do next? Settle Petal Mobile Conveyancing assists with the legal side of your sale, including preparing the contract, reviewing disclosure obligations and coordinating the exchange and settlement process.
I offer mobile appointments in Taree, Wingham, Forster and surrounding areas and am licensed to work with sellers in New South Wales. Whether you’re on a tight deadline or planning ahead, I aim to make the legal process as clear and straightforward as possible.
Appointments can be arranged at your home, office or another convenient location to fit around your schedule. Call
0417 298 629 to learn more about my conveyancing services or request a quote.
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what to expect
Helping You Navigate the Sale Process
During our initial meeting, I'll outline the conveyancing steps involved in selling your property and provide a quote before proceeding. You’ll receive a clear overview of what’s involved, including key milestones and document requirements.
The first step is preparing the Contract of Sale, which can then be provided to your nominated real estate agent. This contract includes the terms and conditions of the sale, including responsibilities and timeframes for each party. Once a buyer is confirmed and a price agreed upon, I prepare the relevant legal documents and help coordinate the next steps toward settlement.
Settle Petal Mobile Conveyancing also assists with liaising with your agent regarding special conditions or tenancy clauses if required. Where applicable, I coordinate with lenders or legal representatives to arrange for the signing of Discharge of Mortgage documents.
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Ready to Take the Next Step?
Choosing a conveyancer is an important part of the property process. At Settle Petal Mobile Conveyancing, I take the time to understand your requirements and provide information about the steps involved in selling. My service is designed to be practical, accessible and responsive to your needs, with mobile appointments available across the Mid North Coast.
I provide a clear, upfront quote and am available to answer questions about selling, buying or leasing property. You’ll be guided through each stage of the process so you can make informed decisions with confidence.
My support continues beyond the signing of the Contract of Sale. You can get in touch at any time with follow-up questions about documentation, next steps or general enquiries. To request a quote or speak with me directly, call 0417 298 629 or use the secure online contact form.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in a contract of sale in NSW?
A contract of sale in NSW must include key legal and property details that outline the terms of the transaction. This typically covers the full names of the buyer and seller, property title information, purchase price, deposit amount, settlement period and any special conditions. It also includes mandatory disclosure documents such as a zoning certificate (Section 10.7), sewer diagram, title search and any restrictions, easements or covenants on the land. If it's a strata property, additional documents like the strata plan and by-laws are required. The contract must be prepared before the property is listed for sale.
What are the seller’s obligations during conveyancing?
Sellers are legally required to disclose accurate and complete information about the property. This includes providing a compliant contract of sale with all mandatory certificates, revealing any known issues (e.g. disputes, encumbrances or unapproved structures) and responding to reasonable requests for information. During the process, sellers must also ensure the property is vacant and in the agreed condition by settlement, and coordinate with their bank if a mortgage needs to be discharged. Failing to meet these obligations can delay settlement or give the buyer grounds to withdraw.
Is it free to use a JP for property-related documents?
Yes, using a Justice of the Peace (JP) is free in NSW. JPs are volunteers appointed by the state government to witness and certify legal documents, including those used in property transactions. This may include identity verification forms, statutory declarations or certified copies of ID and title documents. While you don’t pay for the service itself, availability can vary, and appointments may be needed depending on the provider. Some conveyancers offer in-house JP services for convenience, especially when urgent documentation is required for settlement.
