How Conveyancer Finder works

Who is listed

Every office we can find that does conveyancing: licensed conveyancers, and law firms that act on property sales and purchases. In Western Australia they are called settlement agents. Each office has its own listing, so a firm with several offices appears once for each, with a firm page linking them together.

Where the details come from

Names, addresses, phone numbers, websites and ratings come from each office’s public Google Business Profile. Each listing shows the date its details were last checked. Fees, services and descriptions come from the office’s own website, or from the office itself once it claims its listing.

How listings are ordered

By the number of Google reviews, then by name. You can also sort by distance from your suburb, or alphabetically. Nobody can pay to change the order. If paid placement is ever offered it will sit in a separate spot labelled “Featured”, never mixed into the list.

Check before you sign

We don’t verify every licence. Before you engage anyone, check their licence on your state regulator’s public register (each state page links to it), and ask for a written quote that lists their fee and disbursements separately. A listing badge saying “Licence checked” means we have confirmed that office’s licence on the register on the date shown.

Not legal advice

Conveyancer Finder is a directory. Nothing on the site is legal advice, and we are not paid by the offices listed for appearing in the results.

Something wrong?

If a listing is out of date, tell us. If it is your office, you can claim the listing and update it yourself.