Conveyancing in Bundaberg

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Your Conveyancing Needs

At Median Law, I believe in providing a personal touch to your property transactions. I'm Karissa Giles, a solicitor based in Bundaberg, personally handling all conveyancing matters, aiming to ensure the process is stress-free and legally sound. Whether you’re buying or selling a property, you’ll work directly with me every step of the way.


Why choose Median Law for your conveyancing needs?


  • Personalised Service: I handle all matters personally, working to ensure you receive tailored advice
  • 100% Remote Convenience: Everything is handled online or over the phone, helping make it easy for you to complete your property transaction from anywhere
  • Transparent Pricing: No hidden fees. I offer competitive, fixed-fee conveyancing services
  • Stress-Free Process: From contract reviews to settlement, I seek to manage all the legal complexities so you can focus on what matters most
  • Queensland Focused: I service Bundaberg, Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Gympie, Gladstone, Rockhampton, Mackay & South East Queensland


Median Law's Remote Conveyancing Services

At Median Law, I provide a full range of conveyancing services, all delivered remotely:


  • Residential Property Purchase
  • Residential Property Sale
  • Farm Purchase
  • Farm Sale
  • Business Purchase
  • Business Sale
  • Commercial Property Purchase
  • Commercial Property Sale


Call 0417 622 175 to learn about my fixed-fee pricing for all conveyancing services.

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Fixed-Fees for Conveyancing

I offer fixed fees for residential property purchases and sales*. This means you can budget conveniently, knowing your legal costs are clear from the start.


  • Residential Sale: $750.00* + outlays & settlement fees
  • Residential Purchase: $990.00* + outlays & settlement fees


*Government & settlement fees, outlays extra. Limited to properties under $2 million. Excludes off the plan purchases. 

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Settlement Agent Services & Fees

At Median Law, I offer settlement agent services across Queensland, assisting smaller banks, lenders and individuals who need independent conveyancing support during property transactions.


Many smaller financial institutions and private lenders don’t have internal conveyancing teams. I step in to help manage the legal aspects of settlement, looking to ensure all documentation is correctly prepared, reviewed and lodged and that funds are disbursed in line with contract terms.


My role is to facilitate a smooth settlement process, acting as a point of contact between lenders, solicitors and other parties.


Settlement agent services through Median Law cover residential property transactions, commercial property settlements and rural property transfers, making all parties aware that settlement obligations are handled.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is conveyancing, and why do I need it?

    Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership from one person to another. 


    It involves reviewing contracts, conducting property searches, handling financial transactions and ensuring all legal requirements are met before settlement.

  • How long does the conveyancing process take?

    The conveyancing process typically takes between 4 to 8 weeks, depending on factors such as contract conditions, finance approvals and any legal complexities. 


    Delays can occur due to issues like missing documents, disputes or extended settlement negotiations.

  • What costs are involved in conveyancing?

    Conveyancing costs can include legal fees, government charges, property searches, stamp duty and settlement fees. 


    Some conveyancers offer fixed fees, while others charge based on the complexity of the transaction.

  • What happens on settlement day?

    On settlement day, legal and financial representatives for both the buyer and seller exchange funds, complete paperwork and officially transfer ownership. Once the settlement is complete, the buyer can take possession of the property.

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