You might recognise our name from AB Morison Conveyancing. AB Morison Law was initially started to service the needs of AB Morison Conveyancing clients; however, AB Morison Law is a separate legal entity. The directors of AB Morison Conveyancing are different to AB Morison Law, however, maintain some overlap of shareholders.

In Victoria, a conveyancer is licensed under the Conveyancers Act 2006 (Vic) to conduct property transfers.  To practice, conveyancers must complete a year-long diploma and a period of supervised training, and their actions are limited to those allowed under the Act.

A lawyer must complete a law degree from a recognised higher education provider, undergo practical legal training and receive a Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice, and be admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of Victoria.

Lawyers are able to offer a broader range of legal services, whilst conveyancing is specialised to property transfers and acts permitted under licensing rules.

AB Morison Conveyancing under director Mandi Morison can assist you with any aspect of property transfers, from buying your first home through to complex SMSF transactions, buying or selling off-the-plan, subdividing land, and much more.

AB Morison Law, under director Vernice Rasmussen, can offer a wide range of legal services for your commercial, estate planning, real property, and family law matters.