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Going to Court? When it comes to court etiquette, it can be difficult to know when you’re required to appear, what to wear, and what… Read More »No Shoes, No Shirt, No Court
Going to Court? When it comes to court etiquette, it can be difficult to know when you’re required to appear, what to wear, and what… Read More »No Shoes, No Shirt, No Court
The old work van had been used in the business for years, as had the office manager, who’d recently retired after a 9-year stint running… Read More »Minimising Risk – Who owns what?
All too often we see buyers a little tardy in paying the deposit, resulting in a technical breach of the contract. Most lawyers and agents… Read More »Didn’t pay the deposit on time? All could be lost
From 1 July, 2017 State Parliament introduced amendments to liquor licencing laws in Queensland. Because Airlie Beach is a designated Safe Night Precinct, a number… Read More »Planning a night out in Airlie? Here’s what you need to know…….
Are You At Risk of Losing Your Licence? Have you: been caught doing more than 40km/hr over the speed limit; or lost more demerit points… Read More »Are you at risk of losing your licence? You may be eligible for a Special Hardship Order.
Drivers Licence in Jeopardy? If you’ve found yourself in a situation where your driver’s licence is in jeopardy, due to being caught by police with… Read More »Are you about to lose your drivers licence? You may be eligible for a restricted work licence.
Replete with generators, concrete floors and a squadron of pedestal fans, we’re pleased to confirm we opened up for business again on Monday. This would… Read More »PD Law are Open for Business after the Cyclone!
If you ever pop into the PD Law office on a Friday, you will notice that the dress code has become very casual. This is… Read More »Casual 4 A Cause Fridays
We were recently asked to advise on the nature of a contract based on an email exchange between a buyer’s agent and a seller’s agent.… Read More »Don’t forget – your actions can bind your client
Monday the 12th of December 2016 was a major milestone for Hayden Grimston, who was admitted to practise as a solicitor in yesterday’s admission sittings… Read More »PD Law’s Hayden Grimston hits major professional highlight
So what is E-Conveyancing? PD Law are excited to have Recently completed our first E-Conveyancing settlement using the new PEXA online platform. So, what is… Read More »AGENTS SURVIVAL SERIES – VOL11A/2016
From Whitsunday Reef Festival Site. Download Reef Festival 2016 Program. Download Whitsunday Reef Festival Road Closure Information. Download Reef Festival bus stop & taxi map The vibrant… Read More »Whitsunday Reef Festival 2016
We recently covered about 2500 kilometres on a family driving holiday. It was a long, long way, but we broke the trip up with a… Read More »There are lives at stake – stop being a fence sitter
It’s been a long few months: you’ve spoken to dozens of agents, brokers and banks, builder friends and family members and you’ve decided on the… Read More »I thought the contract covered this.
“It just crawled into that bloody hole in my glove!” Last weekend I had the great pleasure of harvesting and extracting honey the traditional way… Read More »The paradox of innovation
“Women in law and other dumb concepts” We all woke to the attached ad in the local paper. Our competitor asked: “Have you ever wished… Read More »‘”What would she know? She’s a girl”
You’ve made your will, got it done, signed, safely stored in your lawyer’s strong room. What now? Although there’s no set time frame, we recommend… Read More »Lessons from the Death Star – When should I review my Will?
I’LL CUT MY OWN DEAL THANKS Keeping the lawyers out, and other good ideas. ‘Just keep it simple and to the point – the last… Read More »DIY Lawyer
How they work We’ve all heard about these. Sometimes called ‘mortgagee in possession’ sales, or ‘mortgagee auction’ sales, even ‘foreclosures’, the result is the same:… Read More »Mortgagee sales – what’s in store for buyers