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Liam Schofield, Author at Baker Love Lawyers Newcastle

Author: Liam Schofield

Changes to no grounds evictions in residential tenancies: What this means for tenants, landlords and purchasers

In May 2025, changes were introduced to the Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW) to end no grounds terminations. For landlords seeking to terminate periodic or fixed term tenancy they must now provide the tenant with an applicable ground for that termination along with supporting documentation. It is an offence to give false or misleading supporting […]
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Changes to keeping pets in residential tenancies:  What this means for tenants, landlords and purchasers

Changes to the Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW) were made in May 2025 to make it easier for tenants to keep pets. Whilst a tenant must still obtain their landlord’s consent to keep an animal at the property, a landlord can only refuse this request for certain reasons. Examples of grounds for refusing to give […]
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Legal names, trading names and business names: What name can a business trade under?

When running a business, one of the most important decisions to be made is what name the business will trade under. This often becomes complicated for business owners where their structure involves multiple names. There are often three types of distinct names which may be relevant: Depending on the structure of the business, the legal […]
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Conveyancing FAQs Part 1

What is conveyancing? Conveyancing is the process of conveying the ownership of a property from one to another. To change the ownership of property a Transfer is registered with NSW Land Registry Services who are responsible for updating the title of the property to reflect the new owner. In most cases, this takes place electronically […]
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Building

What is Strata Title?

Strata title properties are properties that form part of a Strata Plan, as opposed to a Deposited Plan. Strata Plans are common for properties that share facilities, such as apartments or townhouses. These shared facilities are referred to as the common property, which owners of individual lots have access to and responsibility for, such as […]
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