If you were to suddenly and unexpectedly pass away without a valid Will, intestacy laws will dictate how your assets are distributed, which may not align or reflect your personal wishes.
Clean Export
The Importance of Completing a Pre-Settlement Inspection
When conducting a pre-settlement inspection, it is important to confirm that the Property is in the same state as when the Contract was signed, with fair wear and tear accepted.
Tips for Buying Residential Property in Queensland
Buying a residential property will be one of the most significant financial transactions you make.
Double Demerit Points Queensland
The topic of Double Demerit points often arises during holiday periods and many people are often unsure whether or not Double Demerit points apply.
What happens to my marine licence if I have been convicted of drink driving?
If your Queensland driver licence is disqualified for drink driving, the disqualification does not automatically extend to your marine licence, however, the rules are not same if reversed.
Buyer Beware – Failure to Pay Your Deposit on Time May Lead to Termination of Your Property Contract
Failing to pay a property deposit on time can lead to the buyer being in default, allowing the seller to terminate the contract, especially in markets with high demand. Buyers should be aware of their deposit obligations and seek legal advice to avoid potential risks.
Queensland Legislation Permits the Identity of an Accused to be Publicised
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Legislation enacted in 2023 allows for the public identification of sexual offenders in the media, provided that revealing the offender’s identity does not also disclose the identity of the complainant.
Coastal Conveyancing – Not Always Smooth Sailing
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In Queensland, the conveyance of coastal and waterfront properties entails the consideration of additional factors that are not present in the conveyance of land-locked properties
Christmas in the Boat
As we quickly approach the pointy end of the silly season, it is prudent to remind clients and readers of the importance to stay safe and sensible if they intend on taking the boat for a run or the kids…
No time limit to sue for victims of child sexual abuse
Childhood victims of sexual abuse can now commence a claim for damages for personal injury no matter how long ago the sexual abuse occurred and can include circumstances where the victim’s claim was previously determined to be outside the limitation period.
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AML/CTF Reforms Are Coming: What Our Clients Need to Know
Leaving Violence Program
Understanding Drink Driving Laws in Queensland
The Importance of Diligence and Transparency in Property Transactions- Preparing for Compliance with the Child Safe Standards under the Child Safe Organisations Act 2024
