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I did my law degree as stand alone. I did it at UNE, but it can be done as a stand alone through the LPAB at Sydney uni. I did conveyancing as a separate option during the degree as well as the standard property law subjects Conveyancing as a subject was completely different to property and...

Paul that sounds like a tax advice issue rather than a covneyancing issue?? But I guess you point is not to advise on areas you don't know nothing about - agree on that!

Sounds like a stuff up rather than a conveyancer v solicitor problem. What exactly happened? A conveyancer cannot do probate related issues other than transfer of title

No, there are a multitute of advantages. solicitors are legally trained in all areas of law, conveyancers are trained just in property, conveyancing and contracts. But their training in contracts would not be in depth. They don't study equity for example so they would not know about the way...

http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/nsw/consol_act/cla2003236/s4.html

Nope. The CONVEYANCERS LICENSING ACT 2003 allows conveyancers to carry out conveyancing work such as attend to transfer of title of property http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/nsw/consol_act/cla2003236/s4.html They cannot give legal advice on associated areas such as estate planning, asset...

No my firm charges $1100 for conveyancing plus disbursements.