Property Settlements in Trigg
A licensed settlement agent for Trigg property
Trigg sits roughly 15 km north-west of the Perth CBD, in Perth’s northern suburbs. Every settlement runs to a date in the contract, and everything between signing and that date has to be organised by someone.
We are in Myaree, roughly 19 km to the south. Call us to arrange a home appointment, or we can run the settlement by phone and email start to finish.
Buying or selling a house is a lengthy and complex process and obtaining professional advice will help ensure your smooth and successful property settlement in Trigg. The main job of a settlement agent is to transfer the ownership of the property and depending on whether you are buying or selling has various different components.

Property in Trigg: what it means for your settlement
Trigg is an established Perth suburb, and its settlement work reflects that: mostly straightforward transfers of established homes, with subdivision and rear-lot activity in the pockets where blocks allow it.
That mix is why we do not treat any two Trigg settlements as identical. An original green-title home, a rear survey-strata lot and a villa in a small group all settle differently, and the checks that matter change with each.
Practically, that means the title search goes out immediately, enquiries to the council and Water Corporation follow, strata figures are requested where there is a strata company, and the adjustments are calculated to the day so nobody pays for a period they did not own.
Locally, that translates into work like:
- older titles carrying notifications or encumbrances worth explaining before settlement
- subdivided lots being sold individually
- coastal strata schemes with higher levies for building maintenance
- established green-title transfers
- survey-strata rear lots and shared driveway arrangements
The same applies in the surrounding suburbs: Karrinyup settlements, Scarborough, North Beach, Doubleview and Watermans Bay.
What a settlement agent actually does
Between the accepted offer and settlement day sits several weeks of unglamorous, deadline-driven work. That means searching the title and any restrictions on it, arranging for anything that should not remain on the title to be removed, obtaining rates, water and strata figures, preparing the settlement statement and transfer documents, arranging duty, completing settlement and notifying the authorities of the change of ownership.
Rates, water and strata levies are adjusted at settlement, so a buyer reimburses the seller for the portion of the year already paid. It surprises people, so we set it out clearly in the settlement statement rather than leaving it as a line item.
Because settlements are completed electronically in WA, where you live in relation to our office makes no difference to how your settlement is handled.
More than a standard transfer
We are licensed for every part of conveyancing in WA. The services clients ask for most:
- Buying – Everything from the accepted offer through to registration of your name on the title.
- Title searches – Shelley can search a title and explain what is registered against it before you commit.
- Transfer duty through State Revenue Online – We arrange stamping, so duty does not need to be paid before settlement.
- Application by survivorship – Transferring a property into the surviving owner’s name.
- Court order transfers – Transfers arising from a separation or family court order.
- Home settlements – Transfers of established houses, duplexes, townhouses and villa strata, for buyers and for sellers.
If what you need is not on that list, ask anyway. Most property questions have a straightforward answer, and it costs nothing to find out.
How we look after clients further out
Trigg is roughly 19 km from our Myaree office, which is comfortably within reach for a home appointment. We can come to you, including on weekends, to sign documentation and complete the verification of identity check that sellers need.
Just as often, clients here prefer to do the whole thing by phone and email, and that works perfectly well. Documents can be sent, explained over the phone and signed electronically, and settlement itself is completed online, so there is nothing to attend. Whichever suits you better, call Shelley on 0428 336 878 and we will set it up.
We offer cost-effective and stress-free settlement
We are licensed in all aspects of conveyancing in Western Australia. Other services that we offer:
Quick answers before you call
Can you tell me what is registered against a property before I make an offer?
Yes. A title search is inexpensive and quick, and it will show ownership, encumbrances and any notifications. It is a sensible first step if anything about the property is unclear.
What does a settlement agent cost for a Trigg property?
Our fee depends on the property and what the transaction involves, so we quote before you commit. Ask for a quote and you will get a clear figure rather than an estimate that moves later.
How long does settlement take?
The settlement date is set in the contract rather than by us, and in Western Australia it is commonly somewhere between 30 and 60 days from an accepted offer. We work backwards from that date, and we will tell you early if anything threatens it.
Don’t have time to get to an office?
Our services include Trigg home appointments, including weekends to sign confusing documentation and to conduct a verification of identity check for sellers to avoid going to Australia post. However, we are also able to work remotely to do all this over the phone or in person.
Get your settlement moving
Buying or selling in Trigg? Get the settlement side sorted early. Shelley Staddon holds WA settlement agent licence 59440 and handles the file personally, so you deal with the same person from start to finish.
Call 0428 336 878, or send us the details and we will provide a quote.

