3 strategies for gathering valuable customer feedback

Gathering valuable customer feedback can help bolster your reputation and provide you with genuine content for any searching or interested prospects. There are many methods and styles of content you can use to promote your practice, but one of the most valued by a consumer, will likely be what other consumers have said, especially in […]

How Cyber Attacks Can Disrupt Conveyancing Firms and How 2FA Helps

In the digital-first world of conveyancing, where transactions are conducted online and sensitive client data is the lifeblood of your firm, security isn’t just a luxury – it’s a necessity. But as technology advances, so do the threats, and cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated. A breach isn’t a matter of “if,” but “when,” and for […]

4 bookkeeping tips for small conveyancing businesses to improve cash flow (with ATO insights)

Bookkeeping might not be the most thrilling aspect of running a small conveyancing practice, but it’s absolutely crucial for maintaining financial control, ensuring compliance, and fuelling your business growth. In Australia, where small businesses make up 97.2% of all businesses, sound financial management is more important than ever. The Australian Taxation Office’s latest estimates for […]

AML/CTF obligations: Why Conveyancers should act now and how technology can help

Australia’s AML/CTF Amendment Act 2024 expands anti money laundering and terrorism financing obligations to a new group of non-financial businesses and professions, collectively known as “Tranche 2 entities”. From 1 July 2026, the reforms will apply to professions like real estate professionals, lawyers, conveyancers, accountants, trust and company service providers, and dealers in precious stones, […]

How to turn real estate agents into your strongest allies

A successful and smooth property sales transaction is the result of numerous professional stakeholders working in harmony and in the best interests of vendors and buyers. It’s the engine room that navigates the required detail of title searches and legal obligations that support the often-emotional element of a real estate sale.  Conveyancers and real estate agents are in the centre of it. The relationship between these practitioners is therefore critical.

Clock ticking for conveyancers under AML reforms: AUSTRAC

Conveyancers have just 12 months to prepare for sweeping anti-money laundering reforms — and AUSTRAC has made clear that time is not on their side. AUSTRAC chief executive Brendan Thomas said the 1 July 2026 deadline for legal professionals to comply with the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act leaves little room for delay. “We […]

Why Passwords Aren’t Enough and How 2FA Strengthens Your Cyber Defences 

For years, passwords have been the primary way we protect our online accounts. But with cyber threats growing in sophistication, relying on passwords alone is no longer enough to keep your firm and client data safe.  The problem with passwords  Even strong, unique passwords can be compromised. Phishing attacks, password leaks, and credential stuffing are […]

Why Cybersecurity Should Be a Priority for Conveyancing Firms

Download Checklist In an increasingly digital world, conveyancing firms are navigating a rising tide of cyber threats. The sensitive nature of client data handled by these firms makes them attractive targets for cybercriminals. Alarming statistics reveal that:  In Australia, 1 in 4 law firms have experienced cyber incidents in the last 2 years (Cyber Daily)  […]

Call to recognise influential female conveyancing leaders for IWD

triSearch chief executive Chris Gibbs has called on the industry to nominate candidates for International Women’s Day special recognition. With the IWD event on the horizon, the CEO is urging conveyancers and readers of Australian Conveyancer to help shine a light on the inspirational female practitioners who drive the sector. “We know the Australian Conveyancing […]