Make Good Obligations in Commercial Leases – a Guide for Tenants
August 24, 2026
A “make good” clause is a standard part of commercial leases, and it sets out what condition the tenant must leave the property in at
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Paying Duty when Buying a Business
August 18, 2026
Buying a business in Queensland comes with several costs, and one of those costs is duty. It’s an issue that’s often overlooked, and if you’re
The Importance of Succession Planning for your Business
August 7, 2026
Business succession planning is often overlooked when you’re writing your Will. Without a clear plan in place, there could be serious consequences for your business,
Adding value to your home
July 24, 2026
If you’ve made the big decision to sell your home, you want to maximise the sale price and get it sold as quickly as possible.
Can I Make it Impossible to Contest my Will?
June 16, 2026
Essentially the answer to that question is, no. However, you can make it harder for someone to contest your Will. Firstly, the best and simplest
Cooling Off periods – a guide for buyers
May 7, 2026
When purchasing residential property in Queensland, buyers are entitled to a statutory cooling-off period under the Property Occupations Act 2014 (QLD). This cooling-off period allows
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Make Good Obligations in Commercial Leases - a Guide for Tenants
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Paying Duty when Buying a Business
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The Importance of Succession Planning for your Business
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Adding value to your home
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Can I Make it Impossible to Contest my Will?
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Cooling Off periods - a guide for buyers
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What happens to my online life after death?
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Ways an Experienced Conveyancer Can Help You
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I’ve written my own Will – is it valid?
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How to Transfer Property to a Family Member
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Structuring the Ownership of Assets: what are the Options?
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Body Corporate Rules, Disputes, and Resolution in Queensland
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Real Estate Agents vs Solicitors vs Conveyancers: Who Does What When You Buy a Home in Queensland
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What to Expect During Settlement
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What are The Common Grounds for Challenging a Will?
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What is Stamp Duty When Buying a House in Queensland?
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Notary Public Services Announcement
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The New Property Law Act 2023 – What It Means for Queensland
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What is the difference between the First Home Concession and the First Home Owner grant?
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Bickell & Mackenzie and iLegal Services merge to better serve the Redlands
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Terminating contracts over contaminated land
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Understanding the Costs of Buying a Home in Queensland
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What should I bring to my first appointment?
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Who pays when contesting a Will?
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Buying a Property? Here’s Why You Need Expert Guidance
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What are the Signs of a Great Conveyancer?
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General vs Enduring Power of Attorney
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Do I need to apply for probate?
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What is the stamp duty when buying a house in Queensland?
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Top five things first home buyers should know about conveyancing
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Living Wills - Estate Planning for Young People
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The Most Common Myths about Living in a Retirement Community
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The Dangers of DIY Will Kits
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Changes to the Contract of Sale in Queensland
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How Much Does a Contract Review Cost?
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How much does conveyancing cost in Redland City Council?
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What is a property caveat?
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Options when trying to exit a commercial lease early
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What is a Property Caveat and How Does it Work
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Paying Child Support for Adult Children
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The 3 Roles of a Conveyancer and Why You Need One
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Trust options for children with disabilities
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What Happens to Your Business If You Get Divorced
