Conveyancer · Campbelltown, NSW
Lyn Kemp Conveyancing
About the business
Lyn Kemp Conveyancing is a law practice in Southwest Sydney offering conveyancing and legal services. It provides assistance with property transactions, leases, wills and estates, family law, and commercial law.
Lyn Kemp Conveyancing is a small local law practice that has operated in Southwest Sydney for nearly 20 years. The practice provides conveyancing services including property transactions and leases, along with legal services covering wills and estates, family law, and commercial law. It serves clients from its Campbelltown office and maintains standard weekday business hours.
What they offer
Services
- commercial law
- conveyancing services
- Family Law
- leases
- legal services
- property transactions
- Wills and estates
Listing details
Services & specialties
Services
- conveyancing services
- legal services
- wills and estates
- family law
- commercial law
- property transactions
- leases
Customer reviews
Ratings and reviews
4.9
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Opening hours
Closed now
- Monday
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Tuesday
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Wednesday
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Thursday
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Friday
- 9 AM to 5 PM
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
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- What does a conveyancer do?
- A conveyancer manages the legal transfer of property, including contract work, property searches, settlement documents and communication with the other parties.
- When is a conveyancer the right choice?
- A conveyancer can help when you buy, sell or transfer property. A solicitor may be more suitable if the transaction involves a dispute or legal issues beyond conveyancing.
- What is the difference between a conveyancer and a solicitor?
- Both may handle property transfers, but solicitors can advise on a broader range of legal matters. Conveyancer licensing and permitted work vary between states and territories.
- How do I check a conveyancer's credentials?
- Check the relevant state or territory regulator's register. If you use a solicitor, confirm their practising status with the local legal-services regulator.
- What should I provide before conveyancing begins?
- Have the property details, contract, identification, finance information and important dates ready. Seek advice before signing if you want the contract reviewed first.
- What should I compare between conveyancers?
- Compare experience in the property's state, fee inclusions, expected disbursements, availability, communication and who will manage the file through settlement.