Sydney-based Titlespace is a finalist in Champion Legal Services at the 2026 Australian Women’s Small Business Champion Awards for the second year running.

To be recognised as a finalist two years running tells us we’re building something that resonates”

— Daniella Muzitano

SYDNEY, NSW, AUSTRALIA, August 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Titlespace, a Sydney-based digital conveyancing firm and incorporated legal practice, has been named a finalist in the Champion Legal Services category at the 2026 Australian Women’s Small Business Champion Awards. The recognition, which follows the firm’s finalist placement in the same category in 2025, reflects Titlespace’s continued focus on making conveyancing faster, simpler, and clearer for Australians buying or selling property.

Founded in 2019 by Daniella Muzitano, Titlespace began with the belief that property law should be clear, supportive, and accessible. What started as a small Sydney firm now serves clients across New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, and the Australian Capital Territory, offering a digital-first alternative in an industry many people find complex and intimidating.

“To be recognised as a finalist two years running tells us we’re building something that resonates,” said Daniella Muzitano, Founder and Executive Director of Titlespace. “When I started Titlespace in 2019, the goal was simple: make conveyancing something people could actually understand and feel supported through. Since then we’ve grown from a single Sydney practice to serving clients across five states and territories, most recently South Australia and the ACT, and this recognition belongs to the team who show up for clients at what is, for many, the biggest financial moment of their lives.”

Titlespace operates on a digital-first, fixed-fee model, so clients know the cost of their conveyancing up front rather than facing variable hourly billing. Clients can track each step of their matter online while receiving personal support from in-house conveyancers and property lawyers, and settlements are completed electronically through PEXA, an electronic settlement platform used for property transactions across Australia. The firm says this combination of transparent pricing, technology, and personal service is what has built its client relationships since 2019.

The Australian Women’s Small Business Champion Awards, run by Precedent Productions, recognise women-owned small businesses across a wide range of business categories. The 2026 National Presentation Evening will be held on Saturday, 26 September 2026, at The Fullerton Hotel Sydney, bringing together women entrepreneurs and business leaders from across the country.

Alongside its client work, Titlespace runs a #WeGiveBack initiative, directing a contribution from every property transaction toward clean water, education, and reforestation programs in Australia and overseas.

People interested in how Titlespace approaches modern digital conveyancing can learn more, or get a conveyancing quote to get started.

About Titlespace

Titlespace is a Sydney-based digital conveyancing firm and incorporated legal practice providing conveyancing for buyers and sellers across New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, and the Australian Capital Territory. Founded by Daniella Muzitano in 2019, the firm is known for fixed-fee pricing, fast electronic settlements, and a digital-first client experience backed by in-house conveyancers and property lawyers. Titlespace Conveyancing Pty Ltd (ABN 14 633 723 163) is an incorporated legal practice.

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