Sell with Confidence.

At Ownit Conveyancing Lawyers, we make the seller disclosure process simple and stress-free. Once you engage us and return your signed Authority & Terms of Engagement, along with your completed Disclosure Statement Checklist (inc supporting documents) and payment for search outlays, we’ll get started. We prepare your Form 2 Disclosure Statement and compile all relevant supporting documents. Once completed, we deliver the disclosure documents to both you and your real estate agent so they can be provided to prospective buyers before a contract is signed. Note: Our legal fee for the Disclosure Statement is $0 for a limited time only. You only pay for the cost of the third-party searches and outlays on your behalf.

Disclosure requirements vary depending on your property type and any known notices or restrictions. If you’ve marked “Yes” on your checklist for any relevant matters, you are responsible for providing the related documents. 
Ownit will then order standard searches to support your Disclosure Statement. These may include:
  • Title Search  • Survey Plan  • Zoning  • Heritage Risk  • Flood Risk  • Bushfire Risk  • Body corporate certificates (if applicable)  Community Management Statement (if appliable) 
 We only order the searches once we’ve received your completed checklist and payment. Search costs vary depending on the property’s location and type. 

Under Queensland’s Property Law Act 2023, sellers must disclose: • A copy of any mandatory notices, orders, or applications under relevant legislation • Complying notices for owner‑builder work from the past six years (if applicable) • A CMS (Community Management Statement) and Body Corporate certificate, if relevant Ownit will ensure your disclosure pack includes the correct and up-to-date documentation based on your property and the responses provided in your checklist.

While there is no formal expiry date, the Disclosure Statement must be true and accurate at the time it is given to the buyer. If circumstances change (e.g. updated body corporate levies or a new Council notice), you must notify us and request an updated statement. Failing to provide accurate and current disclosure can give the buyer rights to terminate the contract up until settlement.

No. Real estate agents are not authorised to provide legal advice or prepare disclosure documents unless they are legally qualified. Using an agent or DIY platform without legal expertise can expose you to significant legal risk. At Ownit, our lawyers handle the preparation for you ensuring full compliance and peace of mind.

At Ownit Conveyancing, we go beyond ticking boxes. We provide a legally compliant, fully supported Seller Disclosure service tailored to meet the requirements of the Property Law Act 2023 (Qld). Here’s why Sellers trust us: • $0 legal fees on Seller Disclosure Statements • Only pay for searches & outlays — third-party costs are passed on at direct cost, with no mark-up • Dedicated legal team with over 50 years of Queensland conveyancing experience • Fast turnaround times and prompt communication throughout the process • Full legal compliance with Queensland’s new disclosure laws • Confidence and peace of mind that your Disclosure Statement is legally valid • Ongoing support - if you proceed with Ownit for your conveyancing, we are here to support your journey from sale to a successful settlement. Choosing Ownit means choosing experience, compliance, efficiency and value. We’re here to make your property transaction smooth and stress-free, starting with your Disclosure Statement.