Equilaw Solicitors partners with PEXA

Equilaw • April 14, 2019

Equilaw Solicitors partners with PEXA

Left to Right: Michael O’Brien, Renee Allen and Catherine Eather from PEXA.

Equilaw Solicitors has been recognised by PEXA , an online property exchange network, for playing a leading role in bringing property transactions online and assisting peers in the network.

PEXA (Property Exchange Australia) is a Australia’s online property exchange network. PEXA assists solicitors, conveyancers and financial institutions in lodging documents with NSW Land Registry Services and completing financial settlements electronically.

PEXA was formed to fill the Government’s initiative to deliver a single National EConveyancing solution to the Australian Property Industry. From 1 July 2019 all eligible transfers of property will be required to be completed electronically in order to be registered at NSW Land Registry Services.

Equilaw Solicitors was the first firm in Muswellbrook to join the PEXA community and completed their first electronic property transfer in February 2017. They have since completed in excess of 600 property transfers electronically.

The principal of Equilaw Solicitors, Michael O’Brien, said that he was thrilled to be recognised by PEXA for playing a leading role in bringing property transactions online in the Upper Hunter. He said “It is a fitting recognition for the work that is undertaken by my staff and in particular Renee Allen of our firm. At the forefront of our work ethic is the delivery of a professional and efficient service to clients”.

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