Property & Conveyancing Firms in Albury, New South Wales

Find and compare law firms in Albury, New South Wales. Browse by practice area and read client reviews to make an informed decision.

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We list 5 property & conveyancing firms in Albury, New South Wales. They average 4.4 out of 5 across 5 rated firms. That's under the average across New South Wales (4.7).

5 law firms found

Highest rated property lawyers in Albury, New South Wales

  1. 1.Coombe Lawyers: 5.0 from 8 reviews
  2. 2.Kell Moore Lawyers & Conveyancers: 4.5 from 17 reviews
  3. 3.Gibney & Gunson: 4.4 from 20 reviews

We weigh review count as well as score, so one perfect review can't top the list. See the top 10

Where they're based

  • Albury 4
  • Lavington 1

Property & Conveyancing FAQs in Albury, New South Wales

How many property lawyers are there in Albury?

We list 5. Most (4) are in Albury. The other one is in Lavington.

Which property lawyers in Albury have the best reviews?

Coombe Lawyers leads our ranking with 5.0 from 8 Google reviews. Kell Moore Lawyers & Conveyancers and Gibney & Gunson are next. We weigh how many reviews a firm has as well as its score, so one perfect review can't top the list.

How do clients rate property lawyers in Albury?

Pretty well. 3 of the 5 rated firms hold 4.5 stars or better. The average is 4.4.

What is the difference between a conveyancer and a property lawyer?

A conveyancer handles the standard transfer process, while a property lawyer can also advise on legal complications such as disputes, unusual contract terms or trust and company purchases. For a straightforward sale either may be suitable.

Should I get the contract reviewed before I sign?

Yes. Having a lawyer review the contract of sale before you sign is one of the best ways to avoid expensive surprises, as they can flag unfavourable conditions, hidden costs and issues with the property.

How much does conveyancing cost?

Professional fees for a standard residential conveyance are commonly charged as a fixed fee, separate from government costs such as stamp duty and search fees. Ask for an itemised quote covering both.

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