The issues surrounding Covid19 keep on evolving where legal rights and obligations must be considered. One of the Covid19 restrictions that will probably be with us for a while, considering the … [Read more...]

I am still receiving a lot of enquiries around Residential Tenancy Agreements and where Landlords and Tenants sit under the new COVID-19 (COVID) legislation. Neither Landlords nor Tenants are to … [Read more...]

Talking Law with Brett Moller Welcome back to all residents and our clients for the 2019 year. I hope you all enjoyed your break and are looking forward to the year ahead. A recent event I was … [Read more...]

TALKING LAW with Brett Moller Nothing can upset good neighbourly relations like stock owners not properly fencing their paddocks and boundaries to prevent their stock from straying on to and into a … [Read more...]

TALKING LAW with Brett Moller It is always the things that crop up at the last minute and how they are handled that can either make buying or selling a property a pleasurable contented process or … [Read more...]

Clients have recently come to see me regarding easements affecting their property. An easement is a right held by one person to use the land, or part of the land, of another person, for a specific … [Read more...]

My last article on Qld’s smoking laws certainly generated some feedback and enquiry as people are generally not aware of the extent smoking is regulated through legislation. Another area of … [Read more...]

The Qld Government in February 2017 passed further tobacco laws that residents may find of interest. Smoking in national parks is now banned within 10 meters of in-use camp sites and any public … [Read more...]

Talking Law with a Brett Moller A recent documentary on the ABC was on ‘Elder Abuse’ and it focused not on any physical or mental abuse as such, but on fraud and financial abuse. The study found … [Read more...]

Recently I have had enquiries around the law relating to dividing fences between neighbouring properties. Unfortunately sometimes disputes arise between neighbours with disagreement over who pays for … [Read more...]