Conveyancing Lawyers Brisbane

Buying and selling real estate is often one of the most important financial decisions many people will make in their lifetime. We’re conveyancing experts. Take us up on our free quote or upload your contract and we will review it for free!

Our Process

Your lawyer is your adviser and is the ONLY person in the transaction whose role it is to protect your legal interests.

Contracts

It is recommended that you seek our advice before signing. We can give you legal advice in relation to the standard terms of the contract as well as any special terms which may have been inserted.

Buying “Off-The-Plan”

Buying “off-the-plan” means buying land or an apartment that does not yet exist other than as a drawing on a proposed plan.

Body Corporate

In Queensland, a Body Corporate is created when land is subdivided and registered at the Land Titles Office as a Community Titles Scheme.

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For this reason alone, getting legal help from an experienced conveyancing team is the most important step you can take!

At Big Law, we have been helping people buy and sell property in Brisbane and surrounding regions for over 30 years! If you’re serious about minimising risks with the sale or purchase of your property, Big Law has the expertise and experience to help.

At Big Law, our objective is to provide quality conveyancing services at competitive prices and for a fixed fee. Whether this is your first home purchase in Brisbane or you’re a seasoned buyer or seller of the property, at Big Law we can help you.

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Happy Clients

At Big Law we’re dedicated to providing excellent legal help delivered in a manner that our clients understand.

Why Choose Big Law Lawyers, Strathpine?

At Big Law, our key priority is providing people and businesses of the Strathpine and surrounding areas with the very best quality legal help. Our diverse practice areas mean that we can take care of your issues from the most simple to the most complex. We like to say that we provide the quality of legal help that you may expect from a large Brisbane CBD law firm.

We’re conveniently located in Strathpine with ample parking.

No Hidden Legal Fees

At Big Law, you can be guaranteed that you’ll never received unexpected legal bills in the mail. We offer transparent legal pricing for all matters.

Top Quality Legal Help

At Big Law, quality legal help is our focus. You can expect from us, the very best legal advice in the matters we specialise.

Conveniently Located

No need to head to Brisbane CBD to get great legal help. We purposely established Big Law in Strathpine for your convenience.

Things to Read

What You Need to Know About Commercial Leases in Queensland

If you're a business owner navigating the commercial lease market, maybe about the sign on the dotted line or just want to understand the basics of a commercial lease, this podcast is for you. In this podcast, Big Law director, Sylvia Lopez, talks about all things to do with commercial leasing in Queensland. Transcript AtRead More »What You Need to Know About Commercial Leases in Queensland

Verification of Identity – why is it needed?

The introduction of mandatory e-Conveyancing means that lawyers and other qualified witnesses need to ensure that they undertake the process of verifying a client’s identity prior to witnessing any titles office documentation and / or undertaking a conveyancing transaction. It is vitally important that the verification of identity (VOI) process be undertaken as it is… Read More »Verification of Identity – why is it needed?

e-Conveyancing Mandate – what is and what does it mean?

Queensland has now followed New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia with mandatory e-conveyancing.  This reflects the modern conveyancing practices which saw an uptake during the COVID-19 pandemic for property transactions. The mandate provides that unless an exemption applies, certain instruments and documents will need to be lodged or deposited with the Land… Read More »e-Conveyancing Mandate – what is and what does it mean?

Business Succession and Estate Planning – 7 Things Business Owners Should Consider Now!

While most people will spend considerable time making a will to distribute their personal estate to their loved ones after they pass, far fewer people consider a succession plan for the business they have built during their lifetime. In Australia, on average, less than one third of family businesses have considered a business succession plan… Read More »Business Succession and Estate Planning – 7 Things Business Owners Should Consider Now!

Podcasts to Listen to

What You Need to Know About Commercial Leases in Queensland

If you're a business owner navigating the commercial lease market, maybe about the sign on the dotted line or just want to understand the basics of a commercial lease, this podcast is for you. In this podcast, Big Law director, Sylvia Lopez, talks about all things to do with commercial leasing in Queensland. Transcript AtRead More »What You Need to Know About Commercial Leases in Queensland

Can Stepchildren Contest a Will?

It probably comes as no surprise, that in the context of estate administration, people who may be beneficiaries, or those that think they should be, may want to contest the Will. This can often concern stepchildren. In Queensland, this process is often referred to as a family provision claim. To learn more about this growingRead More »Can Stepchildren Contest a Will?

How can an Executor be removed?

One of the most important aspects of estate planning is of course, making sure you have the right executor. But what happens if things don't work out or circumstances change and you want another executor. In this podcast, Estate Planning Lawyer, Elise Jacques discusses the matter. Elise Jaques Solicitor Make an appointment

What Does the New Property Law Act Mean for Sellers of Property?

In QLD, the Property Law Act 2023 (the Act) passed Parliament on 25 October 2023. The primary objective of the Act is to simplify, streamline and modernise Queensland's property law regime by replacing the Property Law Act 1974 (Qld). But what are the key elements, in particular those that will impact upon sellers of propertyRead More »What Does the New Property Law Act Mean for Sellers of Property?