Fees

Published, and fixed.

No hourly rates. You'll have the number in writing before we start.

What we charge

Competitive, fixed-fee pricing for most services. All prices are GST inclusive.

Conveyancing

$1,100

From (excl. disbursements)

House, unit or townhouse. Including GST.

  • Contract review and advice
  • Title searches
  • Settlement coordination
  • Stamp duty

Property Law

$1,500

From (excl. disbursements)

Leasing and developer matters. From this figure.

  • Lease agreements
  • Property disputes
  • Development approvals
  • Strata matters

Commercial Law

$2,000

From

Contracts, sales and governance for small enterprises.

  • Business contracts
  • Corporate governance
  • Partnership agreements
  • Commercial disputes

Wills & Estate Planning

$550

From (single will)

A single will, drafted and executed.

  • Simple & complex wills
  • Powers of attorney
  • Advance care directives
  • Estate planning advice

Probate

$2,500

From

Grant application and administration to distribution.

  • Grant of probate
  • Estate administration
  • Executor assistance
  • Beneficiary advice

Disbursements, at cost

Search fees, registration fees, stamp duty and certificates are charged at what they cost us, itemised on your invoice with no margin added.

When it costs more

If a matter turns out to be more involved than the fee assumes — a complex title, a contested estate — we tell you before the extra work starts and agree the new figure in writing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our services and process.

Our conveyancing fees start from $1,100 plus disbursements for transmission applications. The total cost depends on the complexity of the transaction, property type, and any additional searches required. We provide a detailed quote upfront so there are no surprises.

A typical conveyancing transaction takes between 4 to 6 weeks from exchange of contracts to settlement. However, timelines can vary depending on the complexity of the matter and any conditions attached to the contract.

Yes, having a valid will is essential to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes. Without a will, your estate will be distributed according to intestacy laws, which may not reflect your intentions.

Probate is the legal process of validating a deceased person's will and authorising the executor to administer the estate. It is typically required when the deceased owned real property or had significant financial assets.

Yes, we offer fixed-fee pricing for many of our services, including conveyancing, wills, and standard commercial agreements. For more complex matters, we provide detailed cost estimates before commencing work.

We offer an initial phone consultation at no obligation to discuss your matter and provide guidance on the next steps. Contact us to schedule a time that suits you.

Not sure where to start?

Send us a brief outline of your matter and we'll come back to you with a fixed fee.