Category: Conveyancing
I Just Bought a Property That Hasn’t Settled. Why Do I Need Property Insurance Right Away?
Buying a new property is an exciting time, whether it’s your very first purchase or yet another in a string of purchases. Generally, a property settlement takes 30 days before...
VIEW MOREDo I Need Estate Planning if I Don’t Own a Mansion?
Most of us know we need a will of some description, but when it comes to estate planning and dividing up an estate in the event of our eventual death,...
VIEW MOREWhat Should Buyers Look Out For In a Property Contract?
Buying property is such a big purchase and commitment (one of the biggest most of us are likely to ever make) that the contract is not something you want to...
VIEW MOREBuyer Alert! New GST Withholding Laws for Buyers and Developers of New Residential Property
In our Previous Article ATO Property Update For GST, we introduced the new set of rules affecting Buyers and Developers of new residential premises and new residential subdivisions which will be...
VIEW MOREKey Points To Consider Before Franchising Your Business
Franchising, when done right, can be one of the best ways to expand your business. In fact, you can even build a business empire with the franchising method. You only...
VIEW MOREFirst Time Buyer or Seller – How Conveyancing Works
If you’re a first time home buyer or seller, likely you’ve heard of a conveyancing solicitor, but may be unfamiliar with the exact role this legal representative plays in the...
VIEW MORECommon Frequently Asked Questions in Property Conveyancing
As Brisbane legal property conveyancing experts in law, we get asked a lot of questions about property and conveyancing. Please see a few of our commonly asked questions with regards...
VIEW MOREBuying or Selling Property? Consider the Benefits of Hiring a Conveyancing Solicitor
Just about all of us have a pretty good understanding of the roles real estate agents play in the process of exchanging properties from seller to buyer. The job of...
VIEW MOREImportant Information For Foreign Persons Purchasing A Real Estate In Australia Including Fee Information
The provisions of the Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act 1975 (Commonwealth) (“Act”) and Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Regulation 2015 (Commonwealth) (“Regulation”) apply strict rules to foreign persons purchasing residential real...
VIEW MOREJoint Tenants or Tenants in Common – what is the difference
Joint Tenants or Tenants in Common is a widely misunderstood concept and is often confusing to buyers when they are deciding on which of these options best suits their needs....
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