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Many people assume that once a Will is signed, it is “done for life”. If nothing dramatic has changed, it can be tempting to leave it untouched for decades.
In reality, a Will that is more than 10 years old is often technically valid but practically misaligned with the life, assets and family circumstances it is meant to govern. It is in that gap that uncertainty and unintended outcomes can arise.
Many parents are now helping adult children buy their first home in Queensland. For some, it’s a contribution towards a deposit. For others, it’s a loan to bridge the gap between savings and borrowing capacity.
A little planning up front can protect both your contribution and your family relationships.
As of 1 August 2025, property sales in Queensland have fundamentally changed. Under the Property Law Act 2023, sellers are now legally required to provide buyers with a seller disclosure form before a contract is signed.
Buying residential property in Queensland should be an exciting milestone—but too often, it’s marked by stress, uncertainty, or unexpected delays. Here’s what you need to know to prepare for a smooth and legally secure property transaction.
