Episode #13
The clause that should never be missed…
Aug 3, 20261 minS2
James and Alyssa unpack the myth behind a “standard” lease and what landlords don’t want you to know.
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Hosted by James Ballantyne · business · EN-AU · 23 episodes
Billable Banter with Ballantyne Law cuts through the legal noise with sharp, practical conversations on property, commercial, and estate law in NSW and QLD. Hosted by the Ballantyne Law team, this podcast brings expert insights, real case studies, and clear guidance to help you protect your assets, grow your business, and plan for the future. Whether you're a property investor, business owner, or simply want to stay ahead of legal risks, Billable Banter delivers smart legal know-how—without the jargon. Topics covered: Buying, selling, and leasing property in QLD and NSW Commercial contracts and business disputes Wills, estate planning, and asset protection Legal pitfalls and how to avoid them
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Episode #13
James and Alyssa unpack the myth behind a “standard” lease and what landlords don’t want you to know.
Episode #12
We're seeing more families exploring granny flat agreements as a way to support ageing parents while keeping them close to home. A granny flat agreement is about much more than where someone lives. It should clearly document each party's rights, financial contributions, care arrangements, living expenses, and what happens if circumstances change. At our law firm Bundall office , we regularly help families put these agreements in place before money or property changes hands, helping reduce the risk of future disputes. Getting advice early can make all the difference.
Episode #11
<p>EOFY isn't just about tax returns.</p><p>In this episode, James and Alyssa discuss why business owners should regularly review their business structure, particularly in light of recent Federal Budget announcements affecting discretionary trusts and potential restructuring opportunities.</p><p>They explore asset protection, succession planning, trust structures, and the practical questions business owners should be asking over the next 12 to 18 months.</p><p>If you operate through a trust or are planning for future growth, this is a conversation worth listening to. </p>
Episode #10
<p>Rent increases. Outgoings. Fit-out contributions. Market rent reviews.</p><p>In this episode, Alyssa answers some of the most Googled commercial leasing questions and explains key issues business owners should understand before signing a lease.</p><p>Whether you're opening a new premises, expanding, or reviewing an existing agreement, this episode provides practical insights to help you better understand commercial leasing obligations.</p>
Episode #9
<p>In this episode, Alyssa and Sidnee break down the key differences between retail and commercial leases, including the hidden risks many tenants overlook before signing.</p><p>They discuss make good clauses, shared outgoings, personal guarantees, landlord negotiations, and what happens when businesses experience financial difficulty.</p><p>If you’re leasing a shop, office, cafe, or commercial premises, this episode is essential listening before you commit.</p>
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