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First Home Buyers Lawyer You Can Actually Talk To

Fixed price conveyancing at $1,320. No hidden fees. Direct solicitor contact. Australia wide.

Why First Home Buyers Choose Us

Clear pricing. Real solicitors. Straight answers.

Qualified Solicitors, Not Just Conveyancers

Get actual legal advice included. If something complex comes up, we handle it in-house.

Fixed Fee. No Surprises.

$1,320 plus transparent disbursements. We list every cost upfront before you commit.

24-Hour Pre-Auction Review

Buying at auction? We review your contract within 24 hours so you bid with confidence.

Direct Solicitor Contact

No call centres. No offshore teams. You speak directly with the solicitor handling your purchase.

Grant & Concession Guidance

We help you claim the First Home Owner Grant and stamp duty savings you're entitled to.

Proactive Updates

We contact you with progress updates. You won't need to chase us for information.

Ready to Buy Your First Home?

Get a fixed quote in minutes. No obligation, no pressure.

How We Help First Home Buyers

From contract review to settlement, we explain everything in plain English.

Solicitor reviewing a contract of sale

Contract Review That Catches Problems

We read every clause so you don't have to. Sunset clauses, special conditions, vendor warranties. We flag anything unusual and explain what it means for you. Buying at auction? We turn this around in 24 hours.

Conveyancing solicitor explaining terms over the phone

Plain Language Explanations

Caveats. Covenants. Encumbrances. PEXA. VOI. The jargon can feel overwhelming. We translate everything into plain English. Ask us anything. There are no silly questions when you're buying your first home.

Calculating stamp duty and settlement adjustments

Stamp Duty & Grant Calculations

First home buyers can save thousands through stamp duty concessions and the First Home Owner Grant. We calculate exactly what you're eligible for and help you apply. In some states, this means $10,000 to $30,000 back in your pocket.

Contract of Sale Review

Contract of Sale Review

Detailed review before auction or private sale. We identify risks and explain conditions in plain language.

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First Home Owner Grant

First Home Owner Grant

We check your eligibility and assist with FHOG applications across all Australian states and territories.

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Stamp Duty Concessions

Stamp Duty Concessions

Calculate your concession entitlements and ensure you pay only what's required. First home buyers often qualify for significant savings.

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Off-the-Plan Purchases

Off-the-Plan Purchases

Longer settlements and sunset clauses create unique risks. We review developer contracts and protect your deposit.

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Vendor Disclosure Review

Vendor Disclosure Review

Section 32 statements, zoning certificates, and planning information. We check everything before you commit.

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PEXA Electronic Settlement

PEXA Electronic Settlement

All Australian states now require electronic settlement. We handle the entire PEXA process and coordinate with your lender.

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Fixed Price Conveyancing for First Home Buyers

Buying your first home is exciting. It can also be confusing. Contracts filled with legal jargon. Tight deadlines. Unfamiliar processes. A single missed clause can cost thousands or collapse your purchase entirely.

First Home Conveyancer provides fixed price conveyancing at $1,320 plus disbursements. No hourly rates. No surprise fees at settlement. We list every cost before you engage us.

Unlike licensed conveyancers, we're qualified solicitors. This means we provide actual legal advice, not just document processing. If something complex arises during your purchase, we handle it. No referrals to other firms. No additional consultations.

We work with first home buyers across Australia. Conveyancing Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and regional areas. Wherever you're buying, we help you get there.

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Know exactly what you'll pay. No surprises at settlement.

Common Questions from First Home Buyers

Licensed conveyancers can process property transfers but cannot provide legal advice. Solicitors are qualified lawyers who can review contracts, advise on legal risks, and represent you if disputes arise. At First Home Conveyancer, you work with qualified solicitors. Legal advice is included in our fixed fee.

Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership. It includes reviewing the contract of sale, conducting title searches, checking for encumbrances or easements, calculating stamp duty and adjustments, coordinating with your lender, and registering the new title in your name after settlement.

Our fixed fee is $1,320 plus disbursements. Disbursements are third-party costs like title searches and registration fees. We provide a complete breakdown of all costs before you engage us. No hidden fees. No hourly rate surprises.

Eligibility varies by state. Generally, you must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident, aged 18 or over, buying or building a new home, and planning to live in the property. Grant amounts range from $10,000 to $30,000 depending on your state. We assess your eligibility and assist with the application.

Most states offer reduced or waived stamp duty for first home buyers purchasing below certain price thresholds. In Victoria, for example, first home buyers pay no stamp duty on properties under $600,000. We calculate your concession and ensure you claim everything you're entitled to.

Yes. Auction purchases have no cooling-off period, so contract review beforehand is critical. We provide pre-auction contract review within 24 hours. We identify risks, explain conditions, and give you clear advice before you bid.

PEXA is the electronic settlement platform now mandatory in most Australian states. It replaced paper-based settlements and reduces the risk of manual errors and delays. We handle all PEXA requirements and coordinate with your lender to ensure settlement proceeds smoothly.

Sunset clauses appear in off-the-plan contracts. They allow either party to rescind the contract if settlement hasn't occurred by a specified date. Historically, some developers used these clauses to cancel contracts when property values rose. Recent legislative changes provide stronger protections for buyers. We review sunset clauses carefully and explain your rights.

Your First Home Purchase Starts Here

Fixed fee. Direct solicitor contact. Clear communication throughout.