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Case Summary: Babstock Pty Ltd V Laurel Star Pty Ltd [2022] QCA 63
Laurel Star Pty Ltd v Babcock & Ors concerned the sale of a rent roll in real estate. Babstock sold a letting business and appointments by property owners to Laurel Star. This case highlights the importance of interpreting commercial contracts and careful consideration of appointment and assignment clauses.
Does your Trust owe money to your estate?
Some estate executors may be surprised to discover that financial statements of trusts controlled by the deceased show that the trust owes the deceased money, either as loans or unpaid present entitlements.
Bridie Edwards - Lawyers Weekly ‘30 Under 30’ finalist
Congratulations to our Commercial Associate Bridie Edwards for being named a Finalist in the 2023 Lawyers Weekly 30 under 30 awards, in the category of Commercial.
Bridie Edwards named as Rising Star for 2023!
We at Bradley & Bray offer our heartfelt congratulations to our Associate Bridie Edwards who was named today in the Australasian Lawyers Rising Stars 30 under 30 award. We commend you Bridie, for everything you do in your practice area, the firm, the industry and the community.
How Divorce Affects Your Estate Planning
Going through the process of divorce is difficult, and there are a number of considerations to make to protect your assets going forward. In this blog we outline key changes to consider in your will and provide a checklist of priority actions for your estate plan after separation and divorce.
Settlements and Extension of Settlement Date in REIQ Contracts
Recent updates to the Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) Contracts include provisions for extending the Settlement Date by up to 5 business days, in certain circumstances.
Bradley & Bray merges with Brisbane law firm PMG law
Bradley & Bray are excited to announce completion of our merger with PMG Law as of 1st December 2022.
Can a step-child contest their step-parent’s Will?
The listed beneficiaries on a will are often family members, however, they can be any person or organisation nominated by the person making the will.
Things You Need to Know About a Grant of Probate
Obtaining a grant of probate may be overwhelming. You need to seek legal advice to help you navigate the process seamlessly. Here’s what you need to know.
Writing a Will? Here’s What You Need to Consider
Writing a Will isn’t as easy as you think. It’s a legally binding document that can impact the future of your loved ones or beneficiaries. You have a lot to think about, and while going through all the considerations, you may leave out key details.
Budget 2022: A Boon for Home-Owners Over 55
Are you a single or a couple rattling around in a too-big family home that you’ve held for over 10 years?
In a boon for those aged 55 years and over, the Federal Budget has lowered the age of the “downsizer contribution” allowing singles or couples selling their homes to make a one-off contribution to their super of up to $300,000 each.
Top 10 Finalist: Women In Law Awards - Innovator of the Year
Our Director writes about Bradley & Bray’s recent selection as a top 10 Finalist in the Women in Law Awards 2022 in the category of Innovator of the Year
The Hidden Cost of “Free” Wills
The Public Trustee has an important role to play but clearly needs a thorough review of how its purposes are achieved.
One of the issues, in our view, is that the Public Trustee is, and is expected to be, self-funded. The Public Trustee provides “free” Wills which means…
Bridie named inaugural member of LTAG
Our Associate Bridie Edwards feels very honoured to have been appointed as an inaugural member of the nationwide Legal Tech Advisory Group as an industry consultant.
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