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TONY LAUMBERG OFFERS A WEALTH OF LEGAL EXPERIENCE
In his over 30 years as principal of A.S. Laumberg, Solicitor Tony has encountered just about every challenge imaginable across a variety of practice areas. This has honed his skills allowing him to navigate through even the most complex issues. As a result, when Tony handles your matter, you can put your mind at ease knowing
it is in very capable hands.
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- A FREE first consultation
- Practical advice and cost-effective solutions
- Keeping up with the latest developments in the law
- Always being accessible and swiftly responding to enquiries
- All matters handled by Tony personally
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Latest News
Residential Rental Reforms
According to a NSW Government Media Release dated 25 October 2024 there are more than 2.2 million renters across the State who will benefit from legislation passed which will: Ban no grounds evictions; Limit rent increases to one a year; Make it easier to have pets;...
A Solicitor’s Duty When Giving Advice on Transactions
I regularly receive phone calls from people asking me to witness their signature. When I enquire further about what they are signing, usually they clarify it is just some loan documentation from a lender and it's only about 100 to 150 pages! They then admit that the...
Latest Changes to Strata Law
Numerous changes to strata title legislation came into effect on 11 December 2023. A recent report found that more than 25% of people may now reside in strata-titled properties such as units and townhouses. So, changes to strata law will affect more and more people...
Important Changes to Unfair Contract Terms Regime
As you may be aware, many large businesses employ a standard form contract when engaging with their customers so that the same terms and conditions apply to every transaction involving the supply of goods or services. The purpose of such a contract is to prevent any...
New Register of Foreign Ownership of Australian Assets
On 1 July 2023 a new Register of Foreign Ownership of Australian Assets will come into effect. Its purpose is to record foreign interests in a broad range of Australian assets, to support compliance with Australian foreign investment laws and to increase visibility of...
Latest Articles
Foreign Purchases of Established Homes Banned
In February 2025 the Federal Government announced a temporary ban on foreign purchases of established homes. The goal is to ease the pressure on Australia's housing market while new homes are built. The ban will mean more Australians will be able to buy more homes...
What Happens After the Sale of a Property?
Most people are aware that at the settlement of the sale of a property, the amount owed to any mortgagee of the owner of the property (the "vendor") is paid out, the vendor is then paid the balance of the sale price, noting the real estate agent holds the deposit, and...
When Can I Terminate a Contract?
Knowing when and how to terminate a contract is crucial for all business owners and consumers in Australia. Various reasons may justify the termination of a contract, such as breach by another party, frustration, mistake, and force majeure. However, terminating a...
Buying a business? Some handy hints…
So you have found a business and you have your heart set on buying it. Or maybe you work for a business that looks like it is being sold and you wish to take it over. Congratulations, that’s great news! However, before you rush off to hand over the purchase price, you...
Managing commercial disputes – key steps and processes
A commercial dispute occurs when two or more parties have a disagreement in relation to a business matter. The subject of a commercial dispute varies however many arise due to a party’s alleged failure to perform contractual terms and conditions, which is why it is...
FAQs
What types of legal services do you offer?
We offer a broad range of legal services including:
- Retail & commercial leases
- Commercial agreements & disputes
- Purchase & sale of property
- Business sales & purchases
- Litigation & debt recovery
- Building & strata disputes
- Wills & deceased estates
- Retirement village contracts
Do you offer free legal advice?
We provide 30 minutes of preliminary, free legal advice. Should you wish to proceed then an estimate of costs will be given for the work to be undertaken.
What types of clients do you assist?
We provide legal services to private individuals, small to medium size businesses and start-up to established companies.
What should I expect from a legal consultation?
During an initial consultation, we’ll discuss your legal matter in detail, assess your options, and provide advice on the next steps to ensure the best possible outcome.
Can I receive a quick answer to my legal question?
Legal matters often require careful consideration and detailed responses. While we provide initial consultations to assess your case, complex matters may take more time to resolve.
What happens after my consultation?
After the consultation, we’ll provide a summary of our discussion, outline the next steps, and advise you on how to proceed. Should you choose to engage our services, we will work closely with you to ensure the best possible outcome.
How much do your services cost?
Legal fees depend on the complexity of your matter and the time involved. We provide transparent pricing before work on your matter commences so you can make an informed decision. We aim to offer value for your money while addressing your needs effectively.
How can I contact you?
To get in touch with AS Laumberg, you can call us at +61 2 9371 7243, or email us at [email protected]. You can also fill out our online enquiry form on our Contact Page.