If you are planning on opening a business/company or you already have one, you should hire a commercial lawyer. What is a commercial lawyer and what does he or she have to do with your business?
A commercial lawyer is a type of lawyer who works in corporate, financial or dispute affairs. These are the three main areas in which you may require the help or services of a commercial lawyer if you want your company to start and grow successfully.
One of the most important activities when buying property is the pre-purchase building inspection. Below is a comprehensive guide on the benefits of this inspection and the impact it has on the sale.
When should you Conduct the Building Inspection?
Typically, building inspections are conducted after the exchange of contracts. Your conveyancer will ensure that the agreement compels the seller to allow you to conduct a building inspection. The conveyancer will liaise with a licenced and qualified building inspector to inspect the house.
Selling your home should not be a stressing process. Adequate preparation ensures a speedy process and increases buyers' interest in the property. The excerpt below discusses how you can woo buyers into purchasing the property.
Prepare Your House For Sale
Your conveyancer's first task should be to help prepare your house for sale. For instance, they will consider the need for renovations. Frayed wiring, drainage odours, mould, pests and poor workmanship are some reasons why buyers may be disinterested with the property.
In every family, you will likely encounter sibling rivalry. However, in some instances, such rivalry might spill into a courtroom as claimants contest the will of deceased parents. Some children may feel that they have not been given what they are entitled to or that others have been favoured at their expense. Even though each state and territory has defined who can contest a will, in most cases, family members such as a deceased spouse, children, dependents, grandchildren, and registered caring partners are often the main claimants.
As a business person, you may have had a dispute with your client. It happens due to misunderstandings, failure to make prompt payments or honour contract obligations.
The Australian courts encourage people to settle commercial conflicts through an out-of-court process. The process allows conflicting parties to resolve the issue in private. The article below discusses how you can handle conflict with your clients.
Negotiation
Negotiation is an instant and cost-effective method to resolve the dispute.
