In Queensland conveyancing, special conditions are commonly incorporated into property contracts to address matters specific to the parties or the property itself. These may include finance approvals, building and pest…
Conveyancing when selling a house is a little like having insurance—nine out of ten times, nothing significant will come from it, but you want it in your corner should something…
With a little more than a week away before the new Property Law Act 2023 (Qld) (“PLA 2023”), encompassing the most comprehensive set of changes to Queensland’s property laws in around…
A put and call options agreement is essentially an agreement in writing that gives one party the right to enter into a further contract, usually for the sale or purchase…
An agency relationship arises where one party (“the principal”) authorises another (“the agent”) to act on its behalf in a manner that is legally binding. There are many situations that…
Effective 1 August 2025, the new Property Law Act 2023 (Qld) (“PLA 2023”) will replace the current Property Law Act 1974 (Qld), and with the introduction of this new legislation introduces…
A commercial lease lawyer can protect your business from costly mistakes by making sure your rights in your lease agreements are clear and enforceable. Your lawyer will draft and review…
Not to be confused with an Option to Purchase, or even a One-Time Password, both being separate term with the same acronym, ‘OTP’. Buying off-the-plan (“OTP”) property means you are…
Effective 1 May 2025, there will be changes to the first home concessions issued to eligible first home owners in Queensland. The new measures cover 2 categories. First Home (New…
Conveyancing is a term that is often thrown around when it’s time to buy or sell a property, but what exactly is conveyancing, and what is a conveyancer? Conveyancing is…
