If you are an experienced conveyancer or property lawyer, with a keen eye for detail and a passion for delivering exceptional client outcomes, then we want to hear from you!

We are seeking an experienced conveyancer or property lawyer to join our team on a permanent, full time basis.

We are a highly regarded law firm in North Wollongong, specialising in conveyancing and property law matters across NSW and ACT.

Features of this position:

Work with an excellent team of experienced lawyers and licenced conveyancers.

We operate with a collaborative, supportive, team-based culture.

Our law firm values work-life balance. Office hours are 9 am to 5 pm.

No hourly billable targets.

Key responsibilities:

The position will cover a vast array of conveyancing matters and duties which may include:

Day to day running of conveyancing files

Review contracts and prepare clear, technically sound advice for clients

Prepare contracts and legal correspondence

Prepare and register legal documents including transfers and transmission applications using PEXA and NSW Land Registry Services

Manage settlements and complete transactions in PEXA, including handling payment arrangements and issuing settlement instructions

Liaise with a broad range of stakeholders including banks, financial institutions, private lenders, real estate agents, and caveators to ensure the timely progression and settlement of matters

Providing general administrative support, contributing to the efficiency of the team and assisting with ad hoc tasks

Providing direct support to the Principal Solicitor and other senior staff as required

We’re looking for a licenced conveyancer of property lawyer with:

At least 2 years property law/conveyancing experience in NSW

Excellent communication skills with a focus on building strong client relationships

Ability to work collaboratively as part of a team

Ability to manage conveyancing files autonomously

Excellent attention to detail and a strong work ethic

Experience with PEXA

Experience in conducting ACT conveyancing matters will be highly regarded but not essential