Conveyancing refers to the legal process of transferring the ownership of a property from one person or entity to another.
The goal of #conveyancing is to ensure that the transfer of ownership is legally binding and that both parties involved in the transaction are protected.
While both, #lawyers and #conveyancers, can handle conveyancing, there are some key differences between the two that may influence your decision on who to hire.
Firstly, lawyers are qualified and trained in a wider range of legal areas, including property law. This means that they are equipped to handle complex legal issues that may arise during the conveyancing process, such as disputes over property boundaries, zoning regulations, or environmental issues. They can provide legal advice on a range of related matters such as estate planning, tax implications, and contracts.
Secondly, lawyers are held to a higher standard of professional conduct than conveyancers, which means they have more rigorous ethical and professional obligations. This can provide greater protection and security for clients in the event of any legal disputes or issues that may arise during the conveyancing process.
That being said, conveyancers are also licensed professionals who specialize in conveyancing and may offer more affordable services for straightforward transactions. They typically focus solely on the conveyancing process and are skilled at navigating the administrative tasks involved. Ultimately, the decision on whether to use a lawyer or conveyancer for conveyancing will depend on the specific circumstances of your transaction and your personal preferences. It's important to do your research and choose a qualified and reputable professional who can best meet your needs.
In EKom Legal, the services are provided by an experienced lawyer at a price of a conveyancer.