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You may have heard the word ‘interoperability’ used in recent times in the context of land transactions. It is a hot topic in the conveyancing industry as we progress towards having a more competitive market between electronic settlement platforms. The costs of conveyancing may go down a little as a result (which is...
Read moreAn increasingly common way to get into the property market these days is buying a property with another person. Whilst there are a whole host of reasons as to why you might find yourself buying a property with another, the most common matchups are: • With a friend or sibling for investment purposes; and • A mum or dad co-owning...
Read moreIn part 2 of TGB's blog series on 40 years of the Family Court in Australia, Diana Dichiera and Meg Allison write about the development of property settlements.
Read moreOften business partners starting out in a new venture recognise the need for a Buy and Sell Agreement (sometimes known as a “business Will”) as part of their business plan, writes TGB's Tom Mead
Read moreAdelaide property lawyer Giles Kahl writes about the first stage of major changes to conveyancing practices in South Australia.
Read moreIt is a common misconception that any creditor can caveat a debtor’s property to secure the repayment of a debt, writes the TGB property law team.
Read moreTGB's property legal team answers common legal questions asked by first home buyers and people new to the property market.
Read moreMany tenants desperate to purchase a home are getting caught in a ‘rent to buy’ trap, writes TGB's Commercial Law Team.
Read moreAdelaide property lawyer Giles Kahl answers a common legal question. What Does "Joint Tenant" and "Tenants in Common" Mean?
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