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The death of a family member or loved one is an emotional and often overwhelming experience. At a time when family members are grieving, they
Many people put off making a will, believing it is something they can leave until later in life. Others assume that because they are married,
In Queensland, a Body Corporate Disclosure Statement is a mandatory document that must be provided by a seller to a buyer when selling a lot
When buying an off-the-plan home, it is important to consider all the covenants associated with the property. But how legal are some of the restrictive
Renewing a commercial lease is a critical moment for both landlords and tenants. It provides certainty for future operations and the opportunity to document terms
Sellers Renting Back, also known as a leaseback arrangement, occurs when a seller sells their property but remains in possession as a tenant under a
No real estate agent wants to lose a deal once the buyer and seller have shaken hands. But there are a few critical things that,
Director of GM Law, Mark McAvoy shares his thoughts on this matter: 1. What alterations can a tenant usually make? In Queensland, tenants can usually
Early possession may seem advantageous, but it is important to be aware of the potential risks and clearly state who is responsible if these risks