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Buying Off-Market – Risks and due diligence
Off-market property acquisitions in Queensland can indeed offer benefits such as privacy and reduced competition. However, they also come with significant risks that buyers should carefully consider. In August 2025, the Queensland Government introduced a mandatory seller disclosure scheme under the Property Law Act 2023. This scheme applies to both on-market and off-market property...
Buying Australian property and business from overseas
Australia has strict rules and regulations about foreign investment. The Australian government classifies you as a foreign person if you intend to buy residential or commercial property in this country if you are not: A citizen of Australia A permanent resident of Australia A New Zealand citizen with a special category visa A permanent resident...
Buying waterfront property
It’s the dream of many Queenslanders to have a home right on the waterfront, with access to your very own jetty or pontoon. Before diving into purchasing a property with water access, there are a few legal issues to consider. Leasing arrangements for jetties and pontoons Firstly, what are the leasing arrangements for the jetty...
What are disbursements?
Understanding legal expenses in property transactions When you are buying or selling property, there are a range of legal expenses involved. What are disbursements? One of these expenses is called “disbursements” and it covers activities carried out during the conveyancing process, including: Searches – such as title searches, and obtaining certificates from local councils, electricity,...
E-conveyancing: risks and rewards
What is e-conveyancing? E-conveyancing refers to property transactions that are settled electronically, and as of February 20 this year, they’re compulsory in Queensland. Mandatory e-conveyancing aims to ensure property transactions are completed quickly and consistently, and it also brings Queensland into line with New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, and Western Australia, which have had...
Don’t sign that contract just yet
One of life’s biggest commitments Buying a house is one of the biggest financial and emotional commitments you’re likely to make, so it’s important to ensure every detail is just right. Why contract review matters Getting a sale contract review by a qualified solicitor could potentially save you a lot of heartache, money and time....
The differences between residential and commercial conveyancing
The differences between residential and commercial conveyancing Whether you are purchasing or selling a home, residential investment, or a commercial investment, there are many similarities involved in the transfer of ownership of these different kinds of properties. There are also some important differences in the processes and complexities involved that you should be aware of…...
What is e-conveyancing?
What is E-Conveyancing? E-conveyancing refers to property transactions that are settled electronically, and as of February 20 this year, they’re compulsory in Queensland. Mandatory e-conveyancing aims to ensure property transactions are completely quickly and consistently. It also brings Queensland into line with New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, and Western Australia, which have had e-conveyancing...
The Importance of Working With a Lawyer to Do Property Conveyancing
Whether you’re buying a commercial or residential property, you’re probably familiar with the role that real estate agents play in the process. They’re probably the most visible presence throughout the entire transaction, as they’re doing their best to convince you to purchase the property. However, what many people don’t know is the importance of residential...
Questions You Should Ask Your Brisbane Conveyancing Solicitor
A good conveyancing solicitor will help ensure that you don’t have any regrets about a property transaction, even years later. They will make sure all the paperwork is in order and that your interests are protected. Here are some of the answers to some of the most common questions a conveyancing lawyer gets. We hope...
Signing a Commercial Lease – Here’s How a Lawyer Can Help
With your business seeing the progress you’ve strived for and your profits growing, it’s clear that there’s no better time to finally make some much-needed upgrades than today. Now that everything is falling into place, it’s finally time for your company to make some investments that will allow it to go even further and set...
Protecting Your Company’s Data – 3 Tips to Consider
As the employer, protecting your business intellectual property and sensitive information is one of your highest priorities. In the information age, it’s your responsibility to take a duty of care with not only your own personal information but also ensure confidentiality is maintained for protected for your cliental. Every single piece of information about your...