Challenging a will – Unconscionable Conduct and treating medical practitioners May 29, 2024 | Michael Sing Occasionally, a testator leaves their estate or some part
Challenging a Will based on Undue Influence in Queensland May 29, 2024 | Michael Sing, Helen Nguyen A disappointed beneficiary under a will may claim that
Challenging high interest rates. How much interest is too much? May 23, 2024 | Michael Sing From time to time, borrowers may turn to “lenders
Duties of mortgagee in exercising Power of Sale and Liquidators November 8, 2023 | Michael Sing What are the duties of a mortgagee in exercising
Real estate agent commission disputes: effective cause of sale November 8, 2023 | Michael Sing The Issue Real estate commission disputes can cause significant
Unfair Contracts Terms Regime amendments increase penalties for Developers October 30, 2023 | Michael Sing, Michael Smith Developers (as sellers) should be aware that any ‘off
Unravelling Employer Duties: Understanding Employee Classification for General and Superannuation Matters September 5, 2023 | Michael Sing, Sakshi Bhati For employers, juggling superannuation obligations and distinguishing between employees
Real estate agents, Notice periods and gardening leave June 1, 2023 | Michael Sing Employment contracts for real estate agents frequently contain restraints
Real Estate Agent’s Commission – Effective Cause of Sale May 9, 2023 | Michael Sing The fundamental issue in most commission disputes with real
Overview of the Research and Development Tax Incentive May 8, 2023 | Michael Sing, Matthew Brouwers Innovation is at the heart of progress. The Australian
Review of the Migration System Report: What are the practical implications of the changes on 1 July 2023 May 5, 2023 | Michael Sing The Australian migration system is on the verge of
Relief against forfeiture of a lease option – get it right! April 26, 2023 | Michael Sing Commercial leases usually contain provisions granting a lessee an
Terminating a business sale contract for failing to carry on business in the “usual and ordinary course as regards its nature, scope and manner” March 9, 2023 | Michael Sing Contract terms Between signing a contract to sell a
Recovering Damages for Reliance upon Contractual Promise March 7, 2023 | Michael Sing “Reliance Damages” is the term used when a party
Piercing the corporate veil March 6, 2023 | Michael Sing, Matthew Brouwers Introduction In Australia, just like in other jurisdictions, corporations
From 20 February 2023, eConveyancing will be mandatory in Queensland February 10, 2023 | Michael Sing, Justine Singh Traditional paper settlements will soon become a thing of
Types of foreign persons for additional foreign acquirer duty (‘AFAD’) February 8, 2023 | Michael Sing, Thy Tran AFAD is an additional 7% transfer duty that applies
The Bank of Mum and Dad: Loan or a resulting trust? February 7, 2023 | Michael Sing Thinking of giving money to your kids to assist
What is Compulsory Acquisition? December 15, 2022 | Michael Sing, Justine Singh In Queensland, the Acquisition of Land Act 1967 (the
The top 10 reasons why hiring a solicitor will benefit you in resolving a dispute November 7, 2022 | Michael Sing There are many reasons to engage a law firm
