Property Law Seminar

Mandatory Seller Disclosure is Coming Get Informed Now

New Seminar Date in May

Seller Disclosure Scheme

Understanding Queensland’s New Property Law Changes

This seminar is specifically aimed at real estate agents outlining one of the most significant changes introduced by the New Property Law Act in the way of a Seller Disclosure Scheme.

Unlike other Australian states, Queensland has traditionally followed a caveat emptor (“buyer beware”) approach, placing the responsibility on buyers to conduct due diligence before purchasing a property.

Currently, sellers in Queensland must navigate various common law, statutory, and contractual disclosure obligations scattered across different legal sources.

The New Act simplifies this process by consolidating these obligations into a single, statutory Seller Disclosure Scheme, ensuring greater transparency for buyers while reducing complexity for sellers.

Speak With Our Property Law Team

If you have questions about the seminar or the new Seller Disclosure Scheme, our experienced team is here to assist. Contact A.L.F. Lawyers for more information or help with your registration.

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What You Will Learn

Key Topics Covered In The Seminar

What Properties Does the Seller Disclosure Scheme Apply To?
What Information Must Be Disclosed by the Seller?
When Must the Required Disclosure Documents Be Provided?
How Should the Disclosure Documents Be Delivered?
What Are the Consequences of Failing to Comply with the Statutory Disclosure Scheme?

We encourage everyone to book early and avoid disappointment as space is limited.