Bendigo Lawyers & Conveyancers
Buying a property is likely to be the most expensive purchase you make. So it is a wise investment to get professional legal advice prior to signing a Contract of Sale says John Wellington, property and business advisory lawyer at...
With the enforcement of Level 4 lockdown restrictions in metropolitan Melbourne and Level 3 lockdown restrictions in regional Victoria (that are slowly now starting to ease) the Government has recently announced a three month extension...
With the Government’s HomeBuilder package announced on 4 June 2020, home owners or those looking to build could receive $25,000 for the purpose of renovating an existing house or building a new one. So what is the eligibility...
In Victoria it is possible to acquire title to land by way of an adverse possession claim. To successfully make an adverse possession claim you will need to be able to prove that you (including any previous owners) have had...
Social distancing measures during the COVID-19 pandemic have posed challenges for individuals and businesses needing to execute important legal documents. The legal formalities required for the execution of a document often require the...
At Robertson Hyetts, we’re all about making your property, leasing and land development transactions as easy as possible. With the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated health recommendations our adoption of...
We’re still within the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, but you can still buy, sell, lease or otherwise deal with property during this time. The government has pressed the pause button on group physical inspections and auctions but...
Anna Doughan, Property and Commercial Lawyer at Robertson Hyetts, answers some important questions asked before buying or selling property. What new disclosure obligations do Vendors have when selling a property? The Sale of Land...
The Impact of COVID-19 on Retail Leases and Employment Law – A Guide for Tenants, Landlords and Employers As the Government and banks have now announced a number of relief measures available to small businesses affected by the...
The State Revenue Office of Victoria (SRO) has recently announced that from 1 March 2020 it will no longer apply its current ‘practical approach’ to determine if a family or discretionary trust is a foreign trust. This new...
