Podcasts
Joint Tenancy or Tenants in Common. What’s Best for Estate Planning
The Importance of Having Your Contract Reviewed Before Signing
Estate Planning & Capacity. What You Need to Know
Selling property? Have you got these certificates ready?
What You Need to Know About Commercial Leases in Queensland
Can Stepchildren Contest a Will?
How can an Executor be removed?
What Does the New Property Law Act Mean for Sellers of Property?
Avoiding the Estate Planning Risks When Moving into a Retirement Village
What You Need to Know About Retirement Villages
How Property is Treated in Estate Planning
In the context of property, there’s an abundance of legal questions particularly when it comes to estate planning. In this podcast, Big Law Estate Planning… Read More »How Property is Treated in Estate Planning
What You Need to Know About Selling Your Business
What You Need to Know About Auctions
Estate Planning for Blended Families
What Happens After You Sign an REIQ Contract?
What You Need to Know About Commercial Leases
In this podcast, Legal Practitioner Director Sylvia Lopez discusses the complex nature of commercial leases and agreements. TRANSCRIPT Speaker 1: At Big Law, we… Read More »What You Need to Know About Commercial Leases
Some very important estate planning roles you need to understand
When it comes to estate planning, it’s not uncommon for people to confuse a few very important roles. In this podcast, Estate Planning Solicitor Elise… Read More »Some very important estate planning roles you need to understand
Dealings with Your Appointed Power of Attorney
In this podcast, Solicitor Mahendra Mohan discusses what you should be aware of regarding the ongoing management of the actual Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA).… Read More »Dealings with Your Appointed Power of Attorney
How to Minimise the Risk of Failed Conveyancing Contracts
A recent number of conveyancing transactions in Queensland have fallen over due to the buyers’ failure to make settlements. In this podcast, Legal Practitioner Director… Read More »How to Minimise the Risk of Failed Conveyancing Contracts