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I guess this is one of those issues where everyone has an agenda and their own opinion and will never agree. Unfortunately for solicitors though, like it or not, the government changed the legislation and created the licensed conveyancing profession, they broke the monopoly once held with...

Actually Terry W that is a great example and im glad you brought that up as it highlights my points perfectly. As a CPA I completely respect the tax agent profession as they serve a purpose in the industry. In my opinion it would by silly for a CPA with a masters to undertake a basic tax...

And no im not a conveyancer, im actually a CPA Accountant and property invester who over the years have used the services of both solicitors and conveyancers. I think the property industry benefits from having both options available and I have to say that im very surprised at the level of...

Wow that escalated quickly lol....Thank you Pro Town Planners for you very aggressive and condescending reply. No need to have a tantrum though, it only reflects badly on yourself hahaha. Now I can understand if you are a solicitor you may not agree with my post, but the fact is that...

Licensed Conveyacner would be your best bet. A solicitor will usually charge a higher fee and unless the transaction is particularly complex, a solicitor is unnecessary.