Blog - Pearson Chambers Conveyancing

Buying at auction is an adrenaline rush: gavel up, heart racing, and then if you're the highest bidder reality hits. You've just entered an unconditional contract. One date on that contract matters more than any other: the settlement date. In Victoria, choosing the right settlement period can be ... Read More

Buying or selling a home feels huge and then the paperwork arrives. A conveyancer’s job is to keep that pile of documents tidy, make sure everything lines up with Victorian law and save you from expensive ... Read More

Picture this: a crisp Melbourne Saturday, coffee in hand, kids kicking a football on the nature strip, and the auctioneer warming up his patter. Your heart's set on the weatherboard in front of you. Bids are about to fly. In two minutes you could own it outright, unconditional. If you have not re... Read More

Caveats regularly crop up in conversations about Victorian real estate, yet many Melburnians still find the term mystifying. A caveatable interest is simply the kind of stake in land that lets you lodge a caveat on the title and effectively press pause on most dealings with that land until your c... Read More

Melbourne's property market is famously fast moving. Many homeowners find themselves needing to sell their current house and pick up the keys to a new one on the very same afternoon. When both transactions settle together, lawyers and conveyancers call it a contemporaneous or&n... Read More