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What We Do
Areas of Practice
Conveyancing
GLG Legal Springfield has a team of dedicated legal conveyancers, providing property conveyancing services for real estate buyers & sellers in Australia.
Family Law
We specialise in divorce & separation, binding financial agreements, spousal and child living arrangements, division of property, superannuation and assets.
Wills & Power of Attorney
We know an expertly written Will and a well-planned estate brings true peace of mind for your future. It is so important for your family’s security.
Will Dispute
Have you been unfairly left out of a Will or left with an unfair share? We can help you dispute, contest or challenge the Will to ensure you receive all that you deserve.
Business & Commercial
We know no two businesses are the same, when you work with us, we provide a guaranteed, practical, affordable legal solution tailored to meet the unique needs and risks of your business.
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Why Wills and Estates conversations matter On 11 June 2026, Cathy Vo from GLG Legal Springfield will present a Wills …
Why you should have your Will prepared by a professional solicitor Choosing a solicitor to prepare your Will is one …
Update your Will after separation or divorce in Queensland If you need to update your Will after separation or divorce, …
What to do after you’ve bought a business may seem obvious at first. However, many of the decisions made early …
One of the most important questions for buyers is whether legal advice should be obtained before signing a property contract …
It’s estimated that up to 50 per cent of Australians die without a Will – a situation known as dying …
Transferring property to a spouse can involve important legal and financial considerations. If you plan to transfer property to a …
Understanding when a de facto relationship qualifies for a property settlement can be complex. This case explores how courts assess contributions and “serious injustice” when determining property orders
The adoption of digital contracts and e-signatures has transformed how businesses operate, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. In response, Queensland, …
