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 Solicitor, Elise Jaques, answers some of those questions.
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Buying a Townhouse or Apartment? Understanding the Body Corporate Certificate You Must Now Receive
If you are buying a unit, townhouse, apartment, or any other property in a community titles scheme in Queensland, something significant changed in how that sale is conducted from 1 August 2025. As part of a major overhaul of Queensland property law under the Property Law Act 2023 (Qld), sellers of lots in community titles… Read More »Buying a Townhouse or Apartment? Understanding the Body Corporate Certificate You Must Now Receive
Estate Planning Check-Up: 7 Documents to Review Before It’s Too Late
Your estate plan is not a set-and-forget exercise. Even the most carefully prepared documents can become ineffective over time — through life changes, property transactions, relationship shifts, or simply the passage of years. Yet for most people, once a Will is signed and filed away, it is rarely looked at again. If you cannot remember… Read More »Estate Planning Check-Up: 7 Documents to Review Before It’s Too Late
Buying Off the Plan Queensland: What Property Buyers Must Know
Off-the-plan property purchases are growing in popularity across Queensland. With the Australian Government aiming to deliver 1.2 million new homes between 2024 and 2029, the trend is expected to continue. Buyers are often drawn to the opportunity to secure a brand-new home or investment property months, or even years, before construction is complete. However, this… Read More »Buying Off the Plan Queensland: What Property Buyers Must Know
Title Insurance in Queensland: Do Home Buyers Need It?
Buying a home in Queensland is an exciting step, but it doesn’t always go exactly to plan. Even after settlement, unexpected issues can sometimes surface—like unapproved renovations, unpaid council rates, or a boundary disagreement with the neighbours. These are the kinds of situations where title insurance may provide an extra layer of protection. In this… Read More »Title Insurance in Queensland: Do Home Buyers Need It?
Podcasts to Listen to
The Impact of Business Structures on Estate Planning
In this episode of the Big Law Podcast, estate planning lawyer Elise Jaques joins us to explore the key business structures that impact estate planning. From sole traders to companies and trusts, Elise breaks down the essential differences between each structure and shares what estate planning documents business owners should have in place. With practicalRead More »The Impact of Business Structures on Estate Planning
Joint Tenancy or Tenants in Common. What’s Best for Estate Planning
In this episode of the Big Law Podcast, we sit down with estate planning lawyer Elise Jaques to discuss the crucial differences between joint tenancy and tenancy in common. Elise shares practical insights on determining how your property is owned and the steps you can take to align ownership with your estate planning goals. WhetherRead More »Joint Tenancy or Tenants in Common. What’s Best for Estate Planning
The Importance of Having Your Contract Reviewed Before Signing
In this podcast, Big Law Director and Property Lawyer Sylvia Lopez discusses why you should always have your REIQ contract reviewed before signing. Sylvia Lopez Legal Practitioner Director Contact Us
Estate Planning & Capacity. What You Need to Know
In this podcast, we talk about a topic that touches the core of estate planning in decision-making, testamentary capacity. Contact Us