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How Does Adult Crime Adult Time in Queensland Affect Property Owners?

Queensland's Adult Crime, Adult Time laws now treat young offenders as adults for serious property crimes. This guide explains what property owners in Brisbane need to know about compensation, insurance, and protecting their assets.

11 Aug 2026

Property Law

What Is Queensland's Cost of Living Relief Law 2026?

Queensland's Cost of Living Relief Law 2026 makes temporary revenue measures permanent, affecting transfer duty, land tax, and property concessions. Learn what this means for Brisbane property owners and buyers, and how to check if you qualify.

7 Aug 2026

Property Law

What Does Queensland's Home Ownership Bill 2026 Mean?

The Home Ownership and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2026 is a proposed Queensland law that may change transfer duty concessions and eligibility criteria for home buyers. In this guide, our property lawyers explain what the Bill means for Brisbane buyers, the risks of relying on unconfirmed changes, and the practical steps you should take before signing a contract.

6 Aug 2026

Property Law

What Are the Queensland Rental Law Changes in 2026?

Queensland rental law changes in 2026 affect bond claims, rent increases and eviction processes. This guide explains the new rules for landlords and tenants in Brisbane and across Queensland, with practical steps to stay compliant.

6 Aug 2026

Property Law

What Do Top Rated Lawyers in Brisbane Do for Property Law?

Top rated property lawyers in Brisbane handle conveyancing, contract review, due diligence and settlement. At Enlight Lawyers, we provide fixed-fee property law advice across Queensland with a free initial consultation.

6 Aug 2026

Property Law

How Do Hate Speech Laws Affect Property Owners in Queensland?

Learn how Queensland's new hate speech laws affect property owners, landlords and body corporates. Criminal penalties explained by Enlight Lawyers.

4 Aug 2026

Property Law

What Are the New Tenancy Laws in Queensland 2025?

Queensland's new tenancy laws from 1 May 2025 bring major changes for landlords and tenants, including limits on rent increases, stricter bond claim processes, and longer eviction notice periods. Learn what these reforms mean for your rental property in Brisbane.

4 Aug 2026

Property Law

What Are the New Hate Speech Laws in Queensland 2026?

Queensland's 2026 hate speech laws criminalise serious vilification for the first time. This blog explains the new offences, penalties, and the High Court challenge, with practical advice for anyone affected.

4 Aug 2026

Property Law

How Will Queensland's 2026 E-Scooter Laws Affect Property Owners?

Queensland's new e-scooter laws from 1 July 2026 bring stricter offences and enforcement, creating new legal obligations for property owners and body corporates. This guide explains what Australian property owners need to know to avoid fines, manage liability, and stay compliant.

4 Aug 2026

Property Law

How Do Adult Crime Adult Time Laws in Queensland 2026 Affect Property Owners?

Queensland's Adult Crime Adult Time laws, expanded in 2026, have significant implications for property owners and landlords. This article explains how these laws affect tenancy agreements, property confiscation, and your legal rights, with practical steps to protect your assets.

4 Aug 2026

Property Law

How the Queensland Vaccine Mandate Unlawful Ruling Affects Property Law in Brisbane

The Queensland Supreme Court ruled COVID-19 vaccine mandates for frontline workers unlawful in 2024. This decision has important implications for property law, affecting commercial and residential leases, landlord requirements, and tenant rights in Brisbane and across Queensland.

4 Aug 2026

Property Law

What Are the New Queensland Tenancy Laws 2025? Key Changes for Renters and Landlords

From 1 May 2025, Queensland's tenancy laws introduced significant changes affecting rent increases, bond limits, eviction notice periods, and tenant rights to make minor modifications. These reforms aim to improve rental affordability, security, and fairness for both tenants and landlords across Queensland, including Brisbane.

4 Aug 2026