Director’s Duties in Queensland: What Directors and Shareholders Need to Know

By Rachel Martin, Argon Law Special Counsel Being a company director comes with significant responsibility. In Queensland, directors are legally required to act in the best interests of their company and meet strict standards of conduct under Australian law. Understanding director’s duties is essential not only for directors themselves, but also for shareholders, who rely […]

Complex Wills: Why Business Owners and High-Net-Worth Families Need More Than a Simple Will

By John Gallagher, Director of Argon Law If you own a business, company or partnership interests, control one or more trusts, have a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF), significant property holdings or assets, or a blended family, your estate planning needs to go beyond simple asset distribution, and a standard Will is often not enough. For […]

Family Loan Agreements in Australia: A Practical Guide for Families

By John Gallagher, Director Argon Law Family loan agreements are becoming increasingly common in Australia, particularly where parents help children buy property, support a family business, or provide financial assistance during difficult times. While these arrangements are often made with trust and goodwill, problems often arise when these matters are handled too casually and expectations […]

Australian Privacy Law 2025: What are the Changes and How to be Compliant

By Argon Law Special Counsel Rachel Martin Australia’s privacy landscape shifted dramatically in 2025, with the Privacy Act 1988 amendments introducing steeper fines, a new statutory tort for serious invasions, and heightened Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) enforcement. From data breaches costing millions of dollars to individuals suing directly for privacy violations, these […]

Estate Administration in Queensland: Your Step-by-Step Guide

By John Gallagher, Director of Argon Law What is Estate Administration? Estate administration is the legal process of finalising a person’s affairs after their death. It involves collecting assets, paying debts and taxes, and distributing the estate to beneficiaries. In Queensland, the responsibility usually falls to the executor named in the Will, or to an […]

A Guide to Queensland’s Property Law Act 2023: Key Changes & What It Means for You

Have you heard about the big updates to Queensland’s property laws? If you’re a first-time home buyer, a landlord or tenant, or looking to sell your property, here’s what you need to know. The Property Law Act 2023 commenced on 1 August 2025, replacing the outdated Property Law Act 1974 after more than 50 years. […]

A Guide to Commercial Leases for Landlords

Leasing commercial property is a significant responsibility for landlords, requiring careful planning and a clear understanding of legal obligations. As a landlord in Queensland, navigating the complexities of commercial leases effectively can help foster successful and long-term landlord-tenant relationships. This article will explore essential aspects of commercial leasing, including lease types, legal compliance, risk management […]

Body Corporate Development Projects in Queensland: A Guide for Landlords

Body Corporate development projects offer an exciting opportunity for landlords to expand their property portfolios and generate steady income. However, strata schemes in Queensland come with unique challenges that require a solid understanding of state-specific legal, financial, and management considerations. At Argon Law, we’re here to help landlords navigate these complexities with ease and confidence. […]

How to Navigate a Property Co-Ownership Dispute

Understanding the Trustee Sale Regime under the Property Law Act 2023 (Qld) By Nanae Yoshiwara, Senior Associate Co-owning property can offer financial advantages, but relationships and disagreements can complicate decision‑making. When co‑owners cannot agree on sale, division, or maintenance of jointly held land, Queensland law offers a structured remedy under the Property Law Act 2023 […]

Considering a merger? ACCC releases guidance on merger reform transition

Considering a Merger in 2025? ACCC Releases Guidance on Merger Reform: Avoid Risk of Re-notification

By Rachel Martin, Special Counsel Significant changes are coming into the merger space. From the 1st of January 2026 a new requirement will be introduced wherein the ACCC must be notified for all acquisitions which meet a new prescribed threshold. Luckily, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has released new guidance to help businesses […]

Director’s Duties in Queensland: What Directors and Shareholders Need to Know

Law Articles

Director’s Duties in Queensland: What Directors and Shareholders Need to Know

Complex Wills: Why Business Owners and High-Net-Worth Families Need More Than a Simple Will

Family Loan Agreements in Australia: A Practical Guide for Families

Australian Privacy Law 2025: What are the Changes and How to be Compliant

Estate Administration in Queensland: Your Step-by-Step Guide

A Guide to Queensland’s Property Law Act 2023: Key Changes & What It Means for You

A Guide to Commercial Leases for Landlords

Body Corporate Development Projects in Queensland: A Guide for Landlords

How to Navigate a Property Co-Ownership Dispute

Considering a Merger in 2025? ACCC Releases Guidance on Merger Reform: Avoid Risk of Re-notification

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