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
Eligibility test for owing residential real estate property in Australia as a foreigner October 18, 2022 | Michael Sing, Thy Tran There are certain requirements for foreigners owning residential property
Restraints of Trade-Reasonableness to protect legitimate business interests October 12, 2022 | Michael Sing One of the key issues in any action to
A guide for clients – How to recover debts owed to you October 9, 2022 | Michael Sing When you have invested or otherwise provided money to
Conduct affirming the existence of a contract October 4, 2022 | Michael Sing When can a contract be formed based upon the
Managing General Protections Claims September 12, 2022 | Michael Sing Recent damages awards for breaches of the General Protections
UNCONCIONABLE CONDUCT BY A BENEFICIARY– TAKING ADVANTAGE OF A SPECIAL DISABILITY September 9, 2022 | Michael Sing Challenging a will sometimes involves delving into the unpleasant
Option Agreements and Implied Terms September 1, 2022 | Michael Sing Disputes frequently arise where one party to an agreement
Assignment of Lease August 12, 2022 | Michael Sing, Cheryl Yu If you are selling or purchasing a business and
Challenging a Will June 24, 2022 | Michael Sing Disputes over wills frequently involve the “unholy trinity”: testamentary
Share Sale Agreement and Business Sale Agreement – Which Way to Dispose or Acquire a Business May 3, 2022 | Michael Sing, Cheryl Yu There are two common ways to dispose or acquire
Would Queensland move to mandate E-Conveyancing? April 5, 2022 | Michael Sing, Ying Tay The Queensland’s Department of Resources (which is the governing
Statutory Demand – A Genuine Dispute March 23, 2022 | Joshua Nash, Michael Sing Recently we acted for a client who sought to
Unconscientious exploitation of borrower’s special disadvantage March 23, 2022 | Michael Sing Unconscientious exploitation of borrower’s special disadvantage The High Court
Right of First Refusal March 16, 2022 | Cheryl Yu, Michael Sing A right of first refusal grants one party certain
Contracts determine whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor March 9, 2022 | Michael Sing, Joshua Nash On 9 February 2022, the High Court delivered two
New Smoke Alarm Requirements from 1 January 2022 March 9, 2022 | Michael Sing, Elicia Lin From 1 January 2022, smoke alarms in Queensland residential
