Section 27 Explained: Early Release of Deposit in Victoria Made Simple
When buying or selling property in Victoria, one question that often arises is whether the seller can access the deposit before settlement. The answer lies in section 27 of ...
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New QLD Seller Disclosure Laws: What you need to know
From 1 August 2025 , new seller disclosure laws will take effect in Queensland — and there’s no transition period. If you or your clients are selling property, you must …
QLD Government Abolishes Stamp Duty for First Home Buyers of New Builds: What This Means for You
The Queensland Government has announced a reform aimed at easing the burden on some first home buyers. Effective from 1 May 2025 , first-time buyers who purchase a newly …
Get ready - biggest changes to real estate sales in decades coming soon to Queensland
From 1 August 2025, new laws will apply to most real estate sales in Queensland which will significantly impact the process of selling property. The Property Law Act 2023 …
Protect your property transaction with lawlab
A recent report by the ACCC has revealed that Australians have lost an estimated $91.6 million to payment redirection scams, with real estate transaction becoming a major …
Is it possible to become unintentionally bound by a property contract?
Is it possible to become unintentionally bound by a property contract? Buying a property is exciting but it’s also a big commitment and can be risky if you don’t understand …
Buyer and seller remorse and how to mitigate feelings of regret when buying or selling a home
What is buyers and sellers remorse? Buyer’s remorse and seller’s remorse are common feelings that can arise after buying or selling a home. Buyer’s remorse is the feeling of …
Why create a will with lawlab?
Why create a will at all? Having a will ensures that your assets are distributed in line with your wishes. If you have minor children, you can also make it clear who you …
Queensland First Home Owner Grant boost
The Queensland Government recently announced a $15,000.00 boost to the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG), taking the total grant to $30,000.00 for eligible first home purchases. …
Are you covered for fraud? Understanding why you are better protected in your property transaction using lawyers instead of conveyancers
Who will you trust to do your conveyancing when you buy or sell your home, one of the biggest transactions in your life? Hiring a dodgy conveyancer who promises cheap …