The introduction of mandatory e-Conveyancing means that lawyers and other qualified witnesses need to ensure that they undertake the process of verifying a client’s identity… Read More »Verification of Identity – why is it needed?
Queensland has now followed New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia with mandatory e-conveyancing. This reflects the modern conveyancing practices which saw an… Read More »e-Conveyancing Mandate – what is and what does it mean?
While most people will spend considerable time making a will to distribute their personal estate to their loved ones after they pass, far fewer people… Read More »Business Succession and Estate Planning – 7 Things Business Owners Should Consider Now!
There are a lot of compelling reasons to buy an established small business. Existing customers, trained staff, good will and immediate cashflow can all make the purchase of an operating small business a sound investment.
While Australia’s collective efforts to limit the spread of coronavirus mean the country is gradually reopening and retuning to normal, the effect of shutdowns and border closures on the economy will last for some considerable time yet.
Investment in a commercial property is a big financial decision but one that in the right economic environment – and in the right location – can be lucrative.
In Part One of this series of three podcast, Big Law Partner, Sylvia Lopez and Resource Accounting Queensland Director, Craig Bruce discuss…
It might come as a surprise, but there is a growing number of people over the age of 18 who don’t have a will. It goes without saying that the consequences of not having an up-to-date will are serious, but what should you consider when you’re doing one?
The terms ‘separation’ and ‘divorce’ are often used interchangeably by people but in fact, in the unfortunate event of a relationship breakdown, they mean quite different things and carry different legal implications.
