So You’re About to Pick Up the Keys – Don’t Skip This
Settlement day is exciting. After all the contracts, the waiting, the stress and the paperwork, you are finally about to get the keys to your new home. But before you pop the champagne, there is one more step that a lot of buyers treat as a formality when it is actually anything but. The final inspection. […]
The Gift That Keeps on Taking: What Parents Need to Know Before Signing the House Over
Let’s be honest. The idea of gifting your home to your children feels like a beautiful thing to do. You have worked hard your whole life. You have built up something valuable. And now you want to pass it on early, keep it in the family, maybe avoid some hassle down the track, and do […]
Passing the Family Farm to the Kids
So. You have spent decades building up the farm. Early mornings, late nights, dodgy weather, questionable government policies. And now you want to hand it over to your kids (or grandkids, or a sibling, or a niece) without giving half of it to the government in taxes. Good news: in New South Wales, there is […]
The Legal Side of Temporary Structures, In Simple Terms
So you have bought yourself a bit of land. Maybe you have dropped a shipping container on it, parked a caravan, or thrown up a shed. Good on you — sounds like the dream. But then someone mentions the word “council” and suddenly the dream gets a bit stressful. Here is the thing: the rules […]
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New Rules for Sellers: What You Need to Know About the Seller Disclosure Statement Queensland
If you’re planning to sell a property in Queensland from 1 August 2025, there’s one important legal change you need to know about: the introduction
Seller Disclosure
From 1 August 2025, Queensland’s new property laws require sellers to give buyers a Seller Disclosure Statement before signing the contract. If it’s missing or incomplete, the buyer may be able to terminate—even after signing the contract.