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Robbins Watson Solicitors has a dedicated team who specialise in conveyancing and property law, providing services ranging from cottage conveyancing through to large commercial acquisitions, and everything in between.

Our experienced Conveyancing and Property Lawyers are committed to guiding you through each step of the process, ensuring your interests are protected, and your transactions are completed smoothly.

Partner with Us for Your Property Transactions

Whether you are buying your first home, investing in property, or managing a commercial transaction, Robbins Watson Solicitors is here to provide trusted legal guidance. Contact our team today at 07 5576 9999 to discuss your conveyancing and property law needs.

We can help you with

Buying “Off-the-plan”

If you’re planning on purchasing a property “off the plan”, it is important to seek advice from an experienced property lawyer as these transactions are far more complex than your standard property purchase.

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Buying and Selling Residential Property

Whether you are buying your first home or a seasoned property investor, Robbins Watson Solicitors’ expert team of Conveyancing Solicitors are here to guide you through every step of the conveyancing process with timely professional advice.

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Buying and Selling Commercial Property

For buying or selling commercial properties, Robbins Watson Solicitors’ expert team of Commercial Property Lawyers are the trusted professionals business owners rely on.

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Franchising

There are in excess of 1100 different franchise businesses in operation in Australia and the industry is growing at the rate of approximately 15% annually.

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Loan and Security Documents

Whether you’re a lender or a borrower, our Commercial and Property lawyers are experienced in large and small-scale commercial, private, and family lending and can assist you with the preparation and review of a wide range of loan and security documents.

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Leasing

Our experienced Commercial Property Lawyers have a wealth of experience with preparing and reviewing commercial, retail and industrial leases.

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Property Development and Subdivisions

Property developments and subdivisions are complex transactions that require a combination of business acumen and legal expertise.

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Part Tenancy and Related Party Transfers

Gifting a share of a property to a family member or buying-out an ex-spouse after a relationship breakdown is what is known as a part tenancy or related party transfer.

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Retirement Villages and Aged Care Living

Deciding to sell your home and move into a retirement village or aged care facility is a big decision

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Why choose Robbins Watson Solicitors?

Discover what makes us different.

Experience you can count on

With over 60 years in business, we position our clients and their businesses with the best advice to enable them to prosper.

We’re committed to you

We recognise your needs, assess specific priorities and objectives and develop strategies to meet them.

Enduring relationships

We generously invest time and expertise to understand our clients and build beneficial long-term relationships.

Efficient teams

We embrace technology to ensure our clients outcomes are delivered quickly, efficiently and cost-effectively.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What does conveyancing involve when buying or selling property in Queensland?

Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership and includes preparing contracts, conducting searches, managing conditions and completing settlement. The Robbins Watson property team acts for buyers and sellers across the Gold Coast and throughout Queensland and New South Wales.

Are there cooling-off periods for property purchases on the Gold Coast?

In most private residential sales, buyers have a five-business-day cooling-off period, but this does not apply at auction or if the contract is waived or shortened by agreement.

What is the role of a solicitor in a property transaction?

A solicitor reviews the contract, explains your rights and obligations, arranges searches, negotiates special conditions and ensures the transfer and payments are completed correctly.

Do I need legal advice for a part tenancy or related party transfer?

Yes, transferring property between family members or into joint names can have stamp duty and tax implications, so legal advice helps structure the transaction properly.

What should I know about buying property off-the-plan?

Off-the-plan contracts often allow developers to vary plans and settlement dates; you should understand disclosure documents, sunset dates and your rights to terminate if major changes occur.