Category: Conveyancing and Property
Planning for the Future: Why You Need an Enduring Power of Attorney and Medical Treatment Decision Maker
Kasharni Lehmann-McCall – Solicitor, Succession Planning, Wills and Estates Many people delay future planning, often overlooking crucial legal documents that protect their interests. In Victoria, two key instruments that help safeguard your financial, personal, and medical decisions are the Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA) and the Appointment of Medical Treatment Decision Maker (AMTDM). These can …
New Right to Disconnect Employment Laws. Is your Business Ready?
Work-life balance is no longer just a perk, it’s the law. Here’s what Employers need to know to stay compliant and accommodate this update. Shaun Stephenson – Commercial & Succession PlanningAssociate Solicitor Starting 26 August 2024, the right to disconnect will change the way businesses manage employee communication outside of work hours. In today’s digital …
Why do I need a conveyancer?
Buying and selling property is a complex process which encompasses an array of laws and procedures. A conveyancer is someone who completes all the legal steps in the transfer of a property from one person to another. There are many steps involved in the process. Outlined below are some of those steps and considerations which …
Shaping the future of law in the Swan Hill region
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN THE GUARDIAN SWAN HILL 23RD AUGUST 2024 We are excited to announce that Garden & Green Lawyers, Swan Hill’s oldest law firm has now merged with Beck Legal and is now located at 226 Beveridge Street. Kim Bainbridge who will continue with Beck Legal, said that “the merger will ensure our longstanding …
Phasing out of paper certificates of title
Changes to new certificates of title in Victoria from 3 August 2024 Since 2000, Victoria has been on a journey to create a future-ready Register of land. Electronic certificates of title (eCTs), verification of identity, client authorisation, certifications and priority notices are now well established. Phasing out paper certificates of titles (pCTs) is the next …
Brotherhood of St Laurence v Sarina Investments Pty Ltd [2024] VSCA 46 (26 March 2024).
The recent legal case of Brotherhood of St Laurence v Sarina Investments Pty Ltd [2024] VSCA 46 strengthened the importance of landlords’ obligations to maintain and investigate their properties.
Travelling the path to finding a fufilling career
“There are many roads to reach the career that you love. I always have said to my own children that I was 37 years old before I found a job that I truly loved and found interesting to want to do every day so don’t settle, just give it a crack! Never stop learning.” Shireen’s …
From primary teaching to Associate
“I’ve always been fascinated by how we as a community chose to use land. Law seemed to be a challenging and interesting way of being a part of that process, especially as I now work in Development and for developers who create new neighbourhoods and communities from scratch.” Natalie’s career path to law was far …
From Real Estate Agent to Conveyancing
Prior to commencing a career in Conveyancing, Dale was an experienced and highly regarded Real Estate agent. This former career has allowed Dale to be very knowledgeable in his current role. At Beck Legal, he has been able to further extend his knowledge with the support of our Property and Development lawyers in his …
Latrobe univeristy Bendigo to local law
In the later years of high school, Brody knew he wanted to study business. When Brody reached a point in year 12 where he had to pick what courses to apply for, he was drawn to the practicality of law. Brody says “To me, there was nothing more rewarding than the idea of working with …