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Residential Property Auctions in Queensland: Legal Considerations Before You Bid
If you let the heat of the moment outweigh your legal preparation, you could find yourself in a very difficult position once the hammer falls. Here are the legal considerations you must address before placing a single bid.
Can I transfer property from my business to myself?
Before you decide to transfer property ownership, you must understand the substantial tax and duty implications under Queensland conveyancing law. We unpack the reality of a personal property transfer from a business entity to an individual.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Understanding the Residential Property Conveyancing Process
Wondering how property conveyancing works in Queensland? Let us help you! We can help facilitate a smooth, clear, and successful residential property transaction. For starters, we have prepared a quick discussion about the local conveyancing process.
What Happens If I Have to Act Under a Power of Attorney for Medical Decisions?
Being an Attorney is a profound legal responsibility that requires diligence and compassion. We outline the key considerations you’ll need to make if you are appointed as the Attorney for personal and health matters under an EPOA.
Incapacity Planning and the Role of an Enduring Power of Attorney
Having a clear plan in place means the people you trust can help you when you need it most. An Enduring Power of Attorney is a central part of that preparation. We explore what an attorney can and can’t do and what this means for the executor after you pass away.
Transferring Property to Your Children: Tax and Legal Considerations
Nowadays, many people choose to gift or pass down their property to their children as an act of love as well as a meaningful way to help them build financial stability or secure a family home.
Seller Beware: New Commission Triggers Under Queensland’s Updated Disclosure Regime
Discover how Queensland’s new Property Law Act 2023 impacts agent commissions and Seller Disclosure Statements (SDS). Learn why incomplete or inaccurate disclosures could now trigger commission payments even if a sale doesn’t proceed.
Using a Family Loan to Buy a House: What You Need to Know
Whether it’s a generous gift or a structured loan, bringing family money into a property transaction requires careful consideration.
The Legal Aspects of Building a Tiny Home or Granny Flat on Your Property for a Family Member
Many property owners share the objective of providing a secure and comfortable environment for a family member, be it an elderly parent, an adult child, or a relative in need of more frequent care. Find out how to ensure the legal aspects are covered.
Selling a Business: Steps to Take and Legal Obligations
Whether you are retiring or starting a new endeavour, selling a business is one of the most significant transactions you will ever make. You need as much professional assistance as you can because it can be complicated and emotionally charged.
Off-the-plan Purchases in an Unaffordable Market: What Legal Safeguards Do Buyers Have?
As your passionate, local legal partners here on the Sunshine Coast, we at Bradley & Bray understand the unique blend of excitement and apprehension that comes with purchasing a new home or investment property.
Business Structures: What Are They and Which Is Appropriate for Your Business?
Need to structure a business? Learn the differences between Sole Trader, Company, Partnership & Trust, and pick the right legal framework for tax & liability.
How to Protect Your Personal Assets as a Business Owner
The correct business structure and legal strategies can provide an extra degree of security, keeping your personal wealth apart from your company assets.
A Practical Guide to Commercial Lease Agreements in Queensland
The location, size, and terms of your lease shape everything from your day-to-day cash flow to your ability to adapt and grow. The agreement you sign can influence your flexibility, profitability, and long-term success.
How to Choose the Right Legal Partner for Your Real Estate Needs
Protecting your rights and interests at every stage, a skilled real estate solicitor not only manages the property transaction but also provides you with vital property legal advice. Expert legal advice can make all the difference, whether you’re buying your first home or building your property investment portfolio.
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Case Note: Trinity Place Investments Pty Ltd v Kealley [2024] QDC 77
In Trinity Place Investments Pty Ltd v Kealley [2024] QDC 77, the Queensland District Court examined whether a duplex cabin in a residential park qualifies as a 'manufactured home' under the Manufactured Homes (Residential Parks) Act 2003 (Qld). This determination affects whether the Act applies and whether the park owner must pursue termination through QCAT instead of the Court.
5-Star Employer of Choice for 2025
We’re proud to announce that Bradley & Bray Lawyers has been named one of Australasian Lawyer’s 5-Star Employers of Choice for 2025.
Who Inherits Your Super? Why a Binding Death Benefit Nomination Matters
Many people are surprised to learn that without a Binding Death Benefit Nomination (BDBN), your super fund decides who gets your balance… and it might not be who you expect.
The Importance of Legal Planning in Family-Owned Businesses
We’ve seen firsthand how effective legal frameworks can protect, grow, and transition family businesses. Here’s why legal planning is essential, and how to get it right.
Buying or Selling A Home? How to Time Your Move for a Smooth Settlement
When it comes to buying or selling a home, most people focus on price negotiations, buyer conditions, and the paperwork. But one of the most important, and often overlooked, steps is the move-out timeline.
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