Conveyancing & Property Law Maitland

Property Law & Conveyancing in Maitland

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Established in 2006

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Locally Owned & Operated

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Covering A Wide Service Area

Supporting Your Property Transactions

At Warland Solicitors, we provide conveyancing services in Maitland designed to support your property transactions. From drafting and reviewing contracts to conducting title searches and managing settlement, we aim to assist at every stage of the process. Our team can help identify and resolve potential issues, such as easements, encumbrances, or unpaid rates before settlement to ensure a smooth legal transfer of property ownership. Whether you’re buying, selling, or transferring property, we intend to offer guidance tailored to your situation.


We are committed to helping clients navigate the complexities of conveyancing with greater ease. Call us on (02) 4954 7288 today to arrange a consultation or to discuss your conveyancing needs.

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Resolving Property Disputes & More

We offer property law services for Maitland clients to address a wide range of legal matters. We can assist with drafting contracts, resolving disputes, and managing property ownership transfers. Our property law services also extend to advising on leasing agreements, addressing boundary disputes, and supporting property developments.


Whether you are dealing with a residential, commercial, or rural property, we strive to provide tailored legal solutions designed to meet your needs. Contact our knowledgeable team today to discuss your property law requirements and arrange a consultation.

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What We Offer

We support property transactions in Maitland, handling contracts, title searches, and settlements. Whether buying or selling, we strive to make the legal aspects of property transactions simpler.

We assist Maitland clients with drafting wills, managing probate, and administering estates. Our services help ensure your plans are clearly documented and legally enforceable.

We help Maitland clients prepare powers of attorney and guardianship documents. These services ensure your decisions and preferences are protected.

Our Maitland team assists with family law matters, including separations, custody arrangements, and de facto agreements. We aim to guide clients through these often complex processes.

We draft and review lease agreements in Maitland, clarifying rights and responsibilities. Our services support landlords and tenants in creating fair agreements.

Our Maitland services cover senior law matters, including reviewing retirement village contracts. We strive to support seniors with age-specific legal concerns.

In Maitland, we assist clients facing DUI and traffic offences. Our team provides guidance on legal procedures and court appearances.

Our Maitland team assists with criminal law cases, providing advice and representation. We aim to help clients understand their rights and navigate the legal system.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What locations do you service?

    We provide conveyancing services to clients across Maitland and surrounding areas, including:


    • East Maitland
    • Rutherford
    • Thornton
    • Lorn
    • Morpeth
    • Bolwarra Heights
    • Aberglasslyn
    • Metford
    • Tenambit
    • Ashtonfield

  • When should I consult a solicitor for property matters?

    You should consult a solicitor when buying, selling, or leasing property, resolving disputes, or managing ownership transfers. Solicitors provide guidance to ensure compliance with property laws, draft legally binding agreements, and resolve disputes. 


    Seeking early advice can prevent potential legal issues and ensure a smooth property transaction process.

  • What is the role of a conveyancer during settlement?

    During settlement, a conveyancer coordinates with banks, solicitors, and other parties to finalise the transaction. They ensure all documents are signed, funds are transferred, and legal ownership is registered. Their role is to confirm all legal and financial obligations are met, completing the property transfer seamlessly.

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