News and Insights
How SettleIT simplifies property transfers in family law and estate matters
Family law and estate matters require intense focus, sensitivity, and high-value strategic counsel. Yet, when a financial settlement involves property, the final stretch often stalls
Spring clean-out: How property lawyers and conveyancers can get their operations in order before the season picks up
The spring selling season is traditionally when the Australian property market shows its hand.
The cost of standing still: why education is the most effective risk management
Conveyancing has always carried significant responsibility, but the nature of that responsibility is shifting.
Building a successful strategy to manage RBA rate volatility
For conveyancers and property lawyers, the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) cash rate isn’t just an economic headline.
From processor to architect: How the evolving AI frontier will empower lawyers and conveyancers
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly moving beyond simple admin automation in conveyancing.
The evolution of property settlements: emphasising due diligence in eConveyancing
Property settlements have evolved significantly from the days of face-to-face transactions, requiring meetings, phone calls, wet signatures, and witnesses. The advent of electronic settlements has
Preventing fraud: the essence of due diligence
Property settlements in Western Australia have gone through a major change over the years with electronic conveyancing being introduced. Standalone transfers in Western Australia were
Cultivating strong culture and a high-performance organisation
At SettleIT, we recently had the pleasure of hosting an insightful webinar, “Cultivating strong culture and a high-performance organisation.” This event featured two esteemed professionals:
Insights from the AIC NSW Kiama Education Day
The Australian Institute of Conveyancers (AIC) NSW recently hosted an enlightening Kiama Education Day, bringing together industry experts to discuss critical topics in conveyancing and
Understanding the implications of GST withholding legislation in property transactions
A withholding legislation for GST was introduced on 1 July 2018. This legislation requires purchasers to withhold the GST amount of the purchase price and
Embracing change: ARNECC interoperability mandate for 2025
The commitment to evolving property conveyancing in Australia has seen a huge shift in the way the industry operates.