At Call Conveyancing Services
Licensed conveyancing across Victoria — buying, selling, subdividing, and the unusual matters in between. Two offices: Camberwell and the Mornington Peninsula.
What we do
Whether you're buying, selling, or splitting a block in two, we cover all property transactions across Victoria — and we're particularly comfortable with the complicated ones.
01 Contract reviews, Section 32 checked, stamp duty calculated, settlement coordinated with your lender. Done before you sign — not after.
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02 Vendor Statements drafted carefully, Section 27s timed properly, your agent kept on track. Title delivered cleanly to the buyer.
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03 Subdivisions, transfers, off-the-plan, survivorship, commercial, deceased estates. The unusual matters we handle as standard.
Read moreHow it works
We let you know what's happening at each stage — by phone or email, in plain English.
Send the contract — or let us know you're thinking about an offer. We review the Section 32 and Contract of Sale before you sign, while you still have leverage.
Verification of Identity (compulsory in Victoria since 9 November 2015), the digital duties form lodged with the State Revenue Office, transfer documents prepared.
Lender, agent, vendor's rep, council, water authority. We chase the searches, the rate notices, and the discharge of any existing mortgage.
On the settlement date, the digital workspace settles the matter. Funds clear. Title transfers. We notify the rating bodies. Keys exchange.
About us
A small Victorian conveyancing practice with offices in Camberwell and on the Mornington Peninsula. Twenty-five years of files, a senior team across both offices, and Director Melissa Di Medio (Licensed Conveyancer No. 001307L) leading the practice.
Every matter is handled by the same person from start to finish. No call centres, no offshored paralegals, no being passed around.
Read moreThings people ask
A short list of the ones we hear most. The longer list lives on the FAQ.
See all questionsSend it through before you sign. We'll review the Section 32 and Contract of Sale and come back with a written summary — usually within one business day.