Bennett Carroll Solicitors offers expert Queensland-wide conveyancing services—no need to visit our offices in person. Whether you’re in Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Ipswich, or anywhere else in the state, our experienced team ensures a smooth, stress-free property transaction from start to finish. With clear communication, competitive pricing, and legal expertise you can trust, we make conveyancing easy.
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Whether you’re buying, selling, or transferring property, Bennett Carroll Solicitors makes conveyancing easy—wherever you are in Queensland.
We offer fully electronic conveyancing. Everything can be done by phone, email, or video, so there’s no need to visit an office. But if you prefer face-to-face support, we also have offices across South East Queensland, including Brisbane, Stafford, Upper Mount Gravatt, Ipswich, Mermaid Beach, and Kawana
✔️ All of Queensland covered – No matter where you’re based
✔️ No office visit required – We work via email, phone, and video
✔️ Fixed-fee pricing – No surprises
✔️ Fast turnaround – We know deadlines matter
✔️ Trusted by thousands of Queenslanders
With offices across South East Queensland and systems to support fully online service delivery, we’re built for the way you want to do business.
From 1 August 2025, Queensland is introducing Australia’s most comprehensive property disclosure laws, changing the way every residential property contract is handled across the state.
Whether you’re a buyer or a seller, you’ll be affected.
Sellers must now provide a mandatory disclosure statement (Form 2) and a range of prescribed certificates before a buyer signs the contract. This includes details like easements, zoning, building approvals, and more.
🔹 Miss a document? The buyer could walk away.
🔹 Incorrect details? The contract could fall through or be delayed.
🔹 Think you’re covered? Not everything is included—buyers still need to conduct their own due diligence.
These changes apply to all Queensland residential property sales, and every buyer and seller will need to understand their legal obligations from the outset.
👉 Need help getting ready for these changes? Contact our team today or see our latest article on the upcoming disclosure laws.
At Bennett Carroll Solicitors, our conveyancing team is already helping clients:
Prepare Form 2 correctly and avoid costly mistakes
Review disclosure documents before contracts are signed
Ensure full compliance with the Property Law Act 2023
Navigate any missing or complex information
Protect the entire conveyancing process from legal risk
✅ We’ve been across these changes from the start—and we’re ready to help you stay compliant, avoid delays, and settle with confidence.
With over 50 years of combined experience in Queensland property law, we handle a wide range of property matters:
Review contracts before you sign
Handle all searches and due diligence
Liaise with banks and agents
Coordinate a smooth settlement
Prepare your contract and vendor disclosure
Ensure your legal obligations are met
Work with the buyer’s team for a hassle-free settlement
We also assist with:
Off-the-plan contracts
Family transfers
Estate-related conveyancing
Deceased estate sales
Subdivisions and boundary adjustments
Leading the Way in Electronic Conveyancing- Our firm embraces the latest in technology to simplify the conveyancing process for our clients. We are industry leaders in electronic conveyancing and have been conducting online settlements securely through PEXA since 2018. This means faster processing times, fewer delays, and an entirely digital experience for you.
We stay up to date with Queensland’s property and legal standards through trusted industry platforms:
PEXA (Property Exchange Australia) – Australia’s leading platform for electronic property settlements
REIQ – Real Estate Institute of Queensland – Advocacy and resources for Queensland real estate professionals
Queensland Law Society (QLS) – The peak professional body for solicitors in Queensland
These resources can help you stay informed on the legal and industry frameworks that impact your property transaction.
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