At RMT Legal, we understand the stresses involved with buying and/or selling a property. We aim to make the conveyancing process as simple and easy as possible.

RMT Legal will:

• review your contract and provide advice to you to ensure your interests are protected.

• draft your contract (if required).

• conduct searches and due diligence (at your request) on the property to identify any potential issues.

• communicate with the real estate agents, banks and other parties to ensure smooth communication and efficient handling of your matter occurs.

• attend to calculating figures on searches and stamp duty and updating PEXA for settlement.

• attending to the transfer of ownership, registration of documents and ensuring property becomes unconditional.

• attend settlement on your behalf.

We can lodge or withdraw a caveat on any Queensland properties and act for you in any disputes that may arise with respect to a caveat being lodged on your property.

RMT Legal will:

• review your agreement to determine if there is a caveatable interest.

• conduct property searches to confirm ownership.

• lodge and withdraw caveats on PEXA.

• monitor caveats for any responses or disputes.

• respond to lapsing notices.

• assist or provide advice on defending your caveatable interest.

• prepare the necessary court documents to secure caveat within three (3) months after lodging caveat.

We are committed to pursuing every case with diligence and professionalism, using a strategic approach to recover outstanding debts while maintaining the highest ethical standards.

Our goal is to minimise financial losses for you through clear communication, persistent negotiation, and decisive legal action when necessary, always striving for a swift and satisfactory resolution.

RMT Legal will:

• act for creditors and debtors.

• send letters of demand.

• commence legal proceedings in the appropriate court.

• engage in mediation or negotiations with the other side in an attempt to reach a settlement.

• obtain Judgment.

• attend court hearings.

• enforce Judgment.

Enforcing Judgment can include:

• Bankruptcy proceedings.

• Company wind-up proceedings.

• Seizure and sale of property.

• Enforcement hearings.

• Enforcement warrants.

Facing financial difficulties can be overwhelming, but understanding the process can help you make informed decisions. At RMT Legal, we provide guidance on bankruptcy and insolvency to help you navigate the legal steps effectively.

RMT Legal can assist in:

• Personal Bankruptcy.

• Debtors Petitions.

• Creditors' Voluntary Liquidations.

• Voluntary Administration.

• Court Liquidations.

It is crucial for your business to maintain up to date credit applications and terms and conditions to ensure your credit agreement remains legally compliant, enforceable and aligned with your current business practices.

At RMT Legal, we can:

• review your current terms and conditions and provide a detailed advice on the recommendations to ensure your terms and conditions are tight and enforceable.

• update your current terms and conditions, including your guarantee and indemnity agreement.

• prepare a credit application, terms and conditions and guarantee and indemnity for your business.

• prepare privacy policy and credit reporting policy.

Have you got a current Will and/or Enduring Power of Attorney?

A will is a legal document that outlines how your assets will be distributed after your passing. It ensures your wishes are followed, protects your loved ones, and helps prevent disputes. Without a valid will, your estate may be distributed according to legal rules, which may not align with your intentions.

An EPOA allows you to appoint someone you trust to make important financial, personal, and health decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so. Unlike a general power of attorney, an enduring power of attorney remains valid even if you lose capacity due to illness or injury.

At RMT Legal, we can:

• review your personal and financial circumstances.

• obtain your instructions as to your wishes for distribution of your assets.

• work with you to prepare a will suitable to your needs;

• prepare your enduring power of attorney.

• meet with you to execute the documents.

• hold your original will in safe custody and provide copies to you and your executors.