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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.
Also, Tony’s common-sense approach to the law means:
- 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
When a Property Developer Comes Knocking
Big changes to the suburban landscape in Sydney and regional areas have started to happen. Back in February 2025 the NSW Government altered planning controls across the state to allow new residential developments such as terraces, townhouses and high rise apartment...
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 took effect on 11 December 2023. A recent report found that over 25% of people now live in strata-titled properties such as units and townhouses. These legal changes will affect more residents in the future. Key Changes to...
Important Changes to Unfair Contract Terms Regime
Many large businesses use a standard form contract when dealing with customers. This ensures the same terms and conditions apply to every transaction involving the supply of goods or services. The purpose is to prevent negotiations between parties, saving the business...
Latest Articles
Different Types of Strata Meetings
A strata meeting is one where owners of lots in a strata scheme make decisions about that scheme which allows them to have a say on issues that affect how they live and enjoy their own property. There are three different types of meetings: Annual General Meeting The...
Selling or Buying a Property with a Swimming Pool or Spa
A property with a swimming pool or spa cannot be legally sold in NSW without a Certificate of Compliance or Certificate of Non-Compliance attached to the Contract. Failure to attach the appropriate Certificate allows the purchaser to rescind the Contract at any time...
Company Shareholder Disputes
Many businesses operate through a company structure. The company is a separate legal entity which owns the assets of the business and incurs the debts of the business. A company is ultimately controlled by its shareholders but its directors (sometimes one or more of...
The Interaction Between Your Will and Your Super Fund
One of the most common misunderstandings about assets and wills relates to superannuation funds including self-managed ones. Considering that a person's super balance can often be their most valuable asset, what happens to it upon that person's death is of prime...
When is a Dividing Fence Dispute not a Dividing Fence Dispute?
Disputes can often arise between neighbours concerning a dividing fence which under the Dividing Fences Act 1991 is defined to include a structure or barrier along a boundary between adjoining properties. Usually, the dispute is over whether or not to erect something...
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 tony@aslaumberg.com.au. You can also fill out our online enquiry form on our Contact Page.

