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At Brisbane City Lawyers, we provide a myriad of property law advice which is as highly valued as it is commercial and pragmatic.
Our Brisbane Property Lawyers often deal with complex property disputes - We pick the issues in the context of our client’s objectives to know when and how best to compromise and help our clients demystify perplexing property issues and resolve disputes.
We pioneer incisive, accountable, and fearless in our commitment to our client-first approach and unwavering dedication to securing the best results for all those we represent. Whether you have a straightforward property matter that you require assistance with or a more complex legal dispute, our forward-thinking property Lawyers have a breadth of knowledge and expertise in providing strategic property law advice.
contract dispute
Contracts are an ever-present feature of Queensland’s property market. Some disputes arise from genuine grievances as to what the contract intended but many occur because of a change of mind or market conditions after signing. For those wanting to enforce a contract or escape its terms , It is vital to obtain legal advice.
RETAIL / COMMERCIAL LEASE
Brisbane City Lawyers can provide assistance with retail and commercial leases in a number of capacities. Our Lawyers can draft and review commercial and/or retail shop leases, negotiate the terms and securities; draft disclosure documents, draft and review sub-leases and equipment leases for retailers.
RESIDENTIAL tenancy
If you are a residential tenant, landlord, or real estate agent, you may at some point face a residential tenancy dispute. Disagreements can arise as a result of the payment of rent, release of bond, service charges, the condition of the premises upon entry or exit, entry onto the premises, termination of the tenancy, compensation for damage, or abandoned goods. Residential tenancy disputes are common, and its important that you obtain the right legal advice about your rights and responsibilities.
VENDOR FINANCE
If the traditional approach to buying or selling a property is not working or you are having difficulty obtaining bank finance then we may have another way to assist your sale or purchase, known as vendor finance. Vendor finance, sometimes called seller finance is nothing new and has beenaround for many years, and is often used in one form or another in commercial transactions to enable the purchase or sale of property through vendor finance terms. Vendor finance is when a buyer borrows money from the seller to help pay for a product or service.
BODY CORPORATE
At Brisbane City Lawyers, we advise on all aspects of Body Corporate Law. We have extensive knowledge of the laws and regulations that govern the operations of Body Corporate complexes such as keeping pets, parking and accessibility as well as issues with smoking, noise and other nuisances. At Brisbane City Lawyers we strive to ensure that our clients are fully informed - Whatever the issue, we will work with you toward a fast and equitable resolution.
neighbourhood dispute
Disputes between neighbours can arise for an array of reasons and the rights at law which apply to resolving those disputes depend heavily on the cause of the issue. When someones legal rights are interfered with, there are legal mechanisms in place that can be enforced. It is always preferable to sort out neighbourhood disputes amicably by talking to your neighbour and/or coming to a mutually acceptable solution.
easements
Easements in Queensland will either benefit or burden property. Generally speaking, an easement will grant a right to the benefited land to use or access the burdened land for one reason or another, most commonly for access or for infrastructure services to run through. The Land Title Act 1994 (Qld) governs the creation of easements while the Property Law Act 1974 (Qld) (“the Act”) determines the instances when a court may intervene and extinguish them.
encroachment
An encroachment is when a structure or object on one lot owner’s or occupier’s land extends beyond his boundaries and encroaches on the adjoining land of another. For example, if your neighbour was to construct a shed that partially hangs over your land, or if they were to build a patio or a porch that hangs over your property line, this may be considered to be an encroachment onto your land.
adverse possession
Adverse possession means someone has legal title over property because they’ve been in possession of it for a long time. This can occur even if someone else believes they have title to the land. This commonly occurs with land boundaries – for example, if a fence has extended past its boundary the neighbour may have adverse possession over the land.
Retirement Village
The sale of units in retirement villages is heavily regulated, with minimum standards required for disclosure and contract documentation. Retirement villages have many different kinds of legal structures, each with their own risks and benefits. We have extensive experience in reviewing and advising clients before investing in such structures.
property ownership dispute
The manner in which an interest in property is held is an important consideration. Property disputes are usually triggered by changing circumstances – a relationship or business breakdown, financial stress or the death of a co-owner. It is important to obtain professional legal advice regarding ownership interests before a dispute arises.
Caveat
Before you can lodge a caveat over land, you must have a caveatable interest. We have extensive experience in advising clients on what constitutes a caveatable interest and what is required to register or remove caveats from the land register. Whether you need to lodge or remove a caveat, it is imperative that you take immediate action to protect your rights.
building dispute
If you’re involved in a building dispute, you need the advice of a building and construction Lawyer on your side. Whether you’re a homeowner or developer, builder, subcontractor or supplier, Brisbane City Lawyers experienced Construction Lawyers can work with you to assist with your specific situation.
GUARANTORS advice
Banks, financial institutions and other third parties may require a person to obtain independent advice regarding the person’s obligations under a personal guarantee. It is important that, as a guarantor, you understand your obligations in respect of providing a guarantee.
Mortgage / Loan
Private mortgage lending is a growing destination for investor funds. The security of such investment requires accurate and compliant documentation. Our Brisbane Lawyers can assist with the preperation or review of mortgage or caveatable instruments.
Put & Call Options
Put & Call options have become a popular addition to the property investor’s toolbox. As their use has grown, so have the opportunities to make property transactions more efficient and versatile. Our Put & Call Lawyers can draft documentation that will deliver maximum benefit to your transaction.
ppsr
The Personal Property Securities Act 2009 (Cth) (PPSA) is legislation that governs the use of personal property (most types of property other than land) to secure payment of money or the performance of an obligation. The PPSA has radically changed how business and individuals deal with personal property, and may apply to any transaction involving personal property.
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