Receiving a notice of exercise of power of sale marks a critical juncture in mortgage enforcement proceedings, raising urgent questions about whether the property sale can be prevented or delayed. This article examines the legal framework governing mortgagee sales in Queensland, the procedural requirements lenders must satisfy, and the practical remedies available to borrowers facing imminent property disposal through power of sale.

"Piercing the corporate veil" is a legal mechanism whereby directors can be held personally liable for company debts.

Explains the crucial role of construction lawyers in managing legal risks & resolving disputes in construction projects.

When can a commercial landlord in Queensland legally terminate a lease, and what procedural requirements must be followed? Understanding the distinction between a tenant's breach and the landlord's right to re-enter is critical, as non-compliance with the Property Law Act 2023 can invalidate termination attempts and expose landlords to legal risk.

Key takeaways from recent case involving repudiation of a building contract.

The absence of a formalised contract does not prevent the enforcement of payment obligations. Courts will look beyond formality to assess whether the parties' dealings give rise to legally enforceable rights however these pathways are tightly confined.

When directors sign personal guarantees for business debts, they may unknowingly expose their family homes, investment properties, and other personal assets to creditor claims. Understanding the full scope of liability under these agreements is essential, as the corporate veil offers no protection once a personal guarantee is executed. What assets are truly at risk, and what enforcement actions can creditors take?

FAQs around topics of presumption of advancement, loans, and debts among family members.

In this article, our experienced litigation lawyers explain when a contract variation is binding; whether emails, verbal agreements, or conduct can change a contract; when consideration or a deed may be required; and why authority and compliance with contractual procedures matter.

Everything you need to know about contesting a will by making a family provision application in Queensland

Procedures and legal prerequisites for the recovery of unpaid legal fees.

A PIA is a legally binding agreement between a debtor and a creditor to ensure debts are appropriately repaid.

Libel, slander, and defamation are legal terms that address false statements that harm an individual's or business's reputation.

If you believe a defamatory statement unfairly damages your reputation, timing is everything. Defamation discussed in detail.

In Australia, debts become statute-barred after a specific time period from the date when the cause of action arose.

Outlines the owners rights & some relevant case law in relation to price increases in fixed fee building contracts.

Director duties apply to both de facto directors and shadow directors.

Injunctions in Queensland are essential legal tools that empower courts to enforce or restrain actions.

Defamations cases must be genuine and must have actually caused damage to the reputation of the plaintiff. Recent case example.

A defamation concerns notice puts a publisher on notice that their published statement is defaming you.