Property transactions with e-conveyancing

Property transactions with e-conveyancing

E-conveyancing, the electronic settlement of property transactions, has become mandatory in Queensland since 20 February 2023. Queensland now joins New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, and Western Australia, which have already been utilising e-conveyancing for...
Death and parenting orders

Death and parenting orders

Death is not something that is easy to talk about, but if you’re in the middle of making parenting arrangements and custody orders after a relationship breakdown, it’s something you need to consider. If for example, you have sole parental responsibility for your...
What is the five-day extension clause?

What is the five-day extension clause?

Buying and selling property can be a stressful exercise, even for the most experienced real estate mogul. One of the most stressful aspects is the timing – ensuring all parties are ready to settle on time can be a little hectic. There can be severe consequences for...
Succession planning – what you need to know

Succession planning – what you need to know

No one likes to talk about death, but as it’s inevitable for all of us, everyone should plan for it. You can plan for what will occur in the event of your death in several ways. Firstly, it’s vital to have a Will. Dying without a Will is known as dying “intestate”,...