New Seller Disclosure Statement (Form 2) Laws Are Coming to QLD – And We’re Getting Ready for You!

Описание: 📢 MAJOR CHANGE: Seller’s Disclosure Statement Now Mandatory in QLD from 01 August 2025.

🎥 Empire Legal is getting you ready — here’s what every agent and seller needs to know.

From 1 August 2025, Queensland property law is changing in a big way. Sellers will legally need to provide a Seller’s Disclosure Statement (Form 2) — plus prescribed certificates — before a buyer signs the contract. This new requirement is part of the Property Law Act 2023 reforms, and it’s the biggest shift in Queensland conveyancing in decades.

In this video, we break down down:
✅ What the Seller’s Disclosure Statement actually is
✅ What documents are required (title, plan, encumbrances, leases, pool safety, and more)
✅ Why “buyer beware” is being flipped on its head
✅ What happens if the disclosure isn’t done right (spoiler: termination risk!)
✅ What agents need to know to keep contracts valid and deals moving

💡 Empire Legal will be attending the Queensland Law Society’s Seller Disclosure Roadshow on 23 May 2025 to get the latest insights from the experts. We’ll be releasing our pricing, turnaround times, and easy onboarding process shortly after.

If you’re listing a property from 01 August 2025 onward, make sure you and your conveyancing team are across these changes — or risk deals falling over!

📧 Want early access to our Seller’s Disclosure Statement service or to join the waitlist? Email us at [email protected]

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General info only. Not legal advice. Always speak to a qualified solicitor.
Authorised by George Sourris, Empire Legal, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.

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