by Tessa Hoogerbrugge | Mar 21, 2023 | Blog
Have you signed a Contract of Sale of Land to buy a property in Victoria, and now have buyer’s remorse? You may be able to end the Contract during the cooling-off period, but not without making sure your situation checks all the right boxes. Section 31 of the Sale of...
by Emily Farr and Elyse Chandler | Mar 21, 2023 | Blog
Has one of your loved ones recently passed away with a valid Will and you are wondering how to distribute their Estate? You may need a lawyer to assist you in the application process to obtain a Grant of Probate. You might be wondering what ‘Grant of Probate’ means. A...
by Sarah Coppini | Jan 19, 2023 | Blog
What can you do if you are owed over $2,000 by a company? Did you know that if you are owed over $2000 by a company debtor you might be able to utilise a creditor’s statutory demand (“a statutory demand”) to pursue the debt? What is a creditor’s statutory demand?...
by Josh Groenewaldt | Sep 15, 2022 | Blog
If you have entered a lease or plan to enter one for your business as a tenant or perhaps as a landlord, you may have to consider the question of whether it is a ‘Retail Lease.’ The Retail Leases Act 2003 (‘the Act’) is the legislation which determines what is...
by Emily Farr and Tessa Hoogerbrugge | Aug 25, 2022 | Blog
A common mistake made when considering the distribution of your estate is assuming that your superannuation is automatically distributed per your Will. Interestingly, super does not typically form a part of your estate upon your passing. So, what will happen to my...
by Tessa Hoogerbrugge and Brittany Beca | Aug 9, 2022 | Blog
A sometimes-confusing area of Conveyancing is determining whether certain building works require a building permit, or what it means to complete building works without one. As property specialists, we see all too often clients preparing to sell their home only to...
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