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Take better questions into your first conversation.

Choose the legal-service topic, select the questions you need and print a plan to use with each office. Keep personal documents and the answers in your own private records.

This tool uses topic choices and checkboxes only. It does not ask for your case details, send an enquiry or save a private file. Selections clear on reload.

01 / Choose the questions

What do you need to ask?

Choose questions for your property & conveyancing enquiry plan

02 / Gather what you have

Prepare an index, then ask what to send

  • Property address, jurisdiction and property type.
  • Whether you are buying, selling or arranging another transfer.
  • Current contract and available disclosure documents.
  • Auction, signing, finance or settlement dates already communicated.
  • Details of the proposed buyer or seller entity through the provider's secure process.

Keep the index in your own private notes. Ask each office for its intake and secure document process before sharing material.

03 / Your enquiry plan

Property & conveyancing: questions for first contact

0 of 6 questions selected.

Select the questions above to create your plan. You can then print it or save it as a PDF using your browser.

Keep these tasks separate when asking about scope

  • Pre-signing or pre-auction review. What if there is a revised contract or no purchase?
  • Sale preparation. Which searches and documents are separate expenses?
  • Transaction through settlement. Are delays, additional negotiations or disputes outside the package?

This is a preparation worksheet, not legal advice or a recommendation. Confirm identity, scope, fees and acceptance directly. An enquiry does not pause a deadline.

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