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When your home is your castle, it’s natural to be territorial if someone tries to claim a slice of land from your kingdom as rightfully theirs. This is your classic boundary fence dispute, and it often creates bad blood between neighbours. So how do you solve a fence dispute? TGB Senior Lawyer Giles Kahl explains. Most home...
Read moreTGB Managing Partner Morry Bailes speaks to "Today Tonight" after a bank mistakenly placed a caveat on a local man's property, thinking he was Senator Bob Day, whose building company collapsed last week.
Read morePort Lincoln Lawyer Mia Dalcollo discusses stamp duty and how it applies to family farms.
Read moreTGB's Giles Kahl writes about electronic conveyancing and what it will mean for property titles in South Australia.
Read moreIf you occupy a shop, office, workshop, warehouse or other commercial property under a lease, you may have had difficulties in persuading the lessor to carry out necessary “structural” repairs and maintenance, writes Giles Kahl.
Read moreWhile landlord and tenant disputes are common, Tom Mead spoke to Today Tonight about a dubious contract arrangement recently faced by a business owner.
Read moreIf you are buying or selling land then you are involved in a “conveyancing” exercise, which recently became significantly more complex when the Lands Titles Office (LTO) introduced its “Verification of Identity Policy”, writes TGB's Giles Kahl.
Read moreTGB's Jane Miller tells Business Spectator about how blended families can work together in business.
Read moreTGB's Giles Kahl talks to the Advertiser about charging clauses and caveats, as the South Australian government moves to amend related laws.
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