Tag #ConveyancingQLD

Deeds are commonly used in property, finance, and commercial transactions because they provide certainty and strong legal enforceability. But what happens if a deed is signed by one party and sent out, while the other side never signs it?

A recent Queensland Supreme Court decision highlights how critical the act of “delivery” can be in determining whether a deed is binding.

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Legal Insight from W & G Lawyers

At W & G Lawyers, we regularly assist first-home buyers with property transactions. The Federal Government’s First Home Guarantee (FHG) helps eligible buyers purchase a home with as little as a 5% deposit—but it is not without legal risks.

Many people mistakenly believe the scheme is a form of financial protection. In fact, the Guarantee is a contractual arrangement between the Government and your lender, not a safety net for you. This article sets out the core legal implications and how we, as your solicitors, can protect your interests throughout the process.

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Buying your first home in Queensland is one of life’s most exciting milestones — but it also comes with a long list of legal, financial, and practical steps that many buyers aren’t prepared for.

Whether you’re just starting your search or have already signed a contract, this guide walks you through everything you need to know — including hidden costs, legal rights, government support, and tips to avoid costly mistakes. Each section links to our full articles for in-depth help.

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Buying your first home can feel impossible — especially when the bank says no to your loan application. But if you’re struggling to save a large deposit or get loan approval, the Queensland Government offers help that many first-home buyers don’t know about.

Here are two key programs you may be eligible for:

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