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Conveyancing – quick isn’t always easy

Conveyancing – quick isn’t always easy

Conveyancing fees can vary widely depending on the type of property, the location, and the complexity of the transaction. Some conveyancers or solicitors might also offer additional services such as property inspections or negotiating with any other parties involved....

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Property settlements in short-term de facto relationships

Property settlements in short-term de facto relationships

Understanding the legal definition of a de facto relationship is crucial when considering property settlements. Does living together for a few months count in the eyes of the law? Are you eligible for a property settlement once the relationship ends? The court...

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Minimising tax on investment properties

Minimising tax on investment properties

There are several ways to reduce your tax bill when it comes to your investment property portfolio. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) requires all landlords to keep records of the date and cost of purchasing the property; any rental income to report with your...

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Navigating Divorce as a Business Owner: Essential Tips

Navigating Divorce as a Business Owner: Essential Tips

Going through a divorce or separation is challenging on its own, but when you add a business into the mix, the complexity can skyrocket. As a business owner, it's crucial to understand the implications of your split on your business. Here are some essential tips to...

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Time Constraints on Settling Deceased Estates

Time Constraints on Settling Deceased Estates

Making a claim against a deceased estate comes with strict time limits in Queensland. Anyone wanting to make a claim has six months from the date of the death of the deceased to file with the court. This must be done after giving notice to the executor or...

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Contesting a Will – What are the Chances of Success?

Contesting a Will – What are the Chances of Success?

A 2015 study from The University of Queensland found the success rate of contesting a Will in this state is 77 per cent.  That means that out of 100 cases that are challenged, 77 of them are successful. While it seems the chances of contesting a Will and winning are...

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4 Great Ways an Experienced Conveyancer Can Help You

4 Great Ways an Experienced Conveyancer Can Help You

Buying or selling a property can be pretty exciting, but it is not as simple as you hope it might be. The procedure can be complicated, from finding the right property on your budget to processing all the documents needed.  For your transaction to be successful, you...

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How Social Media Impacts Your Business

How Social Media Impacts Your Business

Being active on social media is an integral part of being in business these days.  It’s an easy and often fun way to connect with customers and clients, but social media does come with a warning label. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) says...

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Why Having an Enduring Power Of Attorney is Crucial

Why Having an Enduring Power Of Attorney is Crucial

Enduring Power Of Attorney vs. A Power Of Attorney A power of attorney (or POA) is a person that is appointed by you to help take care of your finances in case you are incapacitated. A power of attorney can be appointed by you to manage your investments, your personal...

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Why Hiring a Lawyer Is Necessary When Selling a Business

Why Hiring a Lawyer Is Necessary When Selling a Business

Are you moving to another business venture and thinking of selling your current business? When selling a business, you must have an experienced legal expert on your side. They’ll assist you at every stage of the procedure and give you the best chance of success. To...

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Risk of ‘emotional harm’ to children

Risk of ‘emotional harm’ to children

When deciding parenting orders, the court’s first and most important consideration is what is going to be best for the children. If a judge feels a child might be in danger as a result of spending time with one parent, orders could be made that will prevent that...

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