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Leases are complex legal agreements. While most commercial and retail leases follow a standard form, a business lease lawyer can help you draft or negotiate your lease to ensure it protects your interests. Whether you're a landlord or a tenant, our business leasing lawyers can make sure you have all the rights and protection you need in your lease.
We offer fixed fee pricing for commercial and retail leases, so you know what to expect.
A good lease is essential for your business, and we can help you get the details right.
We work hard to ensure your matter progresses quickly so you can run your business.
Commercial and retail leases can be very complex. We can check, draft, or customise your lease to ensure your rights are protected.
Tell us about your lease requirements.
We will draft, review, or help negotiate your lease.
We will ensure your lease has all the correct clauses and features you need.
Get on with running your business.
Tell us about your lease requirements.
We will draft, review, or help negotiate your lease.
We will ensure your lease has all the correct clauses and features you need.
Get on with running your business.
Tell us about your lease requirements.
We will draft, review, or help negotiate your lease.
We will ensure your lease has all the correct clauses and features you need.
Our lawyers have years of experience handling commercial and retail leases for both landlords and tenants. We have an in-depth understanding of the rights and obligations of landlords and tenants under Victorian law, and we can ensure your lease is adequate to protect your interests.
Our team has a great deal of experience drafting, reviewing, and negotiating leases for both landlords and tenants. Whatever clauses and details you need for your lease, we can ensure your interests are protected. To get the best result, get the best retail lease dispute lawyer.
Our team always works quickly and efficiently to get you the best outcome for your case. Our retail lease lawyers can ensure your lease has all the clauses you need to protect your business. Get the best result from the top lawyers for a business lease near you.
We provide clear, honest advice at all times, and we will keep you informed as your matter progresses. Our commercial lease dispute lawyers will also communicate with you in the manner that suits you best so you're always in the loop.
We issue a scope of works and provide fixed fee pricing, so you have full visibility over the work we do and how much it will cost. Our retail property lease lawyers work with full transparency.
Talk to our lawyers about your lease and the terms you need. We can help get all the correct clauses to protect your business. Get in touch to contact the best commercial and retail lease layers in Melbourne.
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Outgoing costs associated with the property include insurance, rates, and repair costs.
In most cases, tenants will need to pay the outgoings. The landlord will generally pay the outgoings when they are due and then recover the costs from the tenant within 14 days. Alternatively, the tenant can pay the outgoings directly.
Yes, it is a common practice to have fixed annual increases in your lease. These are typically in line with the consumer price index (CPI).
Yes, you can dispute a rent increase as a tenant. If you want to dispute the landlord’s market review of the rent, both parties can appoint a valuer to determine the market rent for the first year of a new term.
Both parties must accept the valuer's determination, unless the party disputing it can discredit the valuer's opinion.
