Welcome to Ebra Partners
Real Estate Lawyer Melbourne
Trusted property lawyers and conveyancers for residential and commercial property transactions across Melbourne. Fixed-fee conveyancing with no hidden costs.
Our Property Law Services
Conveyancing Lawyers
Residential property transfers for buyers and sellers across Melbourne and Victoria.
Learn moreCommercial Conveyancing
Legal support for commercial property purchases, sales, and off-the-plan contracts.
Learn moreCommercial Lease Lawyers
Lease negotiation, review, and dispute resolution for commercial landlords and tenants.
Learn moreProperty Law — Frequently Asked Questions
What does a conveyancer do?
A conveyancer manages the legal transfer of property ownership from seller to buyer. This includes reviewing the Section 32 vendor statement, preparing or reviewing the contract of sale, conducting property searches, liaising with banks, and managing settlement.
Do I need a lawyer or conveyancer to buy property in Victoria?
You are not legally required to use a lawyer or licensed conveyancer, but it is strongly recommended. Property transactions involve significant legal and financial risk. A qualified conveyancer or property lawyer protects your interests and ensures the transaction is completed correctly.
What is a Section 32 vendor statement?
A Section 32 vendor statement (also called a vendor's statement) is a document the seller must provide to the buyer before signing a contract of sale in Victoria. It discloses important information about the property including title details, encumbrances, planning restrictions, and outgoings.
How much does conveyancing cost in Melbourne?
Conveyancing costs vary depending on the property value and complexity. Professional fees typically range from $800–$2,500 for residential conveyancing, plus disbursements such as title searches, stamp duty, and registration fees. Contact us for a fixed-fee quote.
What does a real estate lawyer do?
A real estate lawyer handles the legal aspects of property transactions, including reviewing contracts, managing negotiations, and ensuring compliance with Australian property laws. At Ebra Partners, our real estate lawyers provide comprehensive legal support to protect your investments.
Why should I hire a real estate lawyer in Melbourne?
Hiring a real estate lawyer in Melbourne ensures your property transaction is legally compliant and protects you from potential legal disputes. A lawyer helps you avoid costly mistakes by reviewing contracts, identifying risks, and negotiating beneficial terms.
Can a real estate lawyer help with both residential and commercial property?
Yes, our real estate property lawyer team at Ebra Partners is experienced in handling both residential and commercial transactions. Whether you’re purchasing a home or a business property, we provide the legal expertise to ensure a smooth and secure process.
What is the difference between a real estate lawyer and a conveyancer?
A real estate lawyer can handle all aspects of property law, including complex legal issues and disputes, while a conveyancing solicitor focuses on transferring property ownership. At Ebra Partners, we provide both services to ensure your transaction is fully supported from start to finish.