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"The business succession planning guide and term sheets (questionnaire) provided by Roberts Legal are useful resources for anyone in a co-owned business. It breaks down the issues in everyday language and allows the business owners to identify and resolve all of the important issues proactively before they become a problem. The simple questionnaire helps business owners to have the awkward conversations with their business partners in an objective way that creates certainty for all the owners. As a Chartered Accountant I often come across situations where a disagreement between co-owners leads to the demise of the business and it's good to know I can refer my clients to the business succession planning guides provided by Roberts Legal to establish the rules of the game from the start to keep everyone moving in the same direction. Every co-owned business needs a succession plan and this is an easy and inexpensive way to begin to build one." 
LeasingWe assist both Landlords and Tenants of retail shops, commercial offices, shopping centres and industrial sheds. Having the right Lease in place can make a big difference to the value and tenure of your business or property investment. As Leases are agreements that bind parties for usually 3-5 years it is important for both the Tenant and the Landlord to ensure that the Lease they enter into is appropriate for their individual circumstances.
Landlords - it is important that your tenant signs an enforceable Lease before taking possession of your property. Tenants - you should obtain advice from experienced Property Lawyers before signing a Lease or taking possession of leased premises as some Leases contain particularly onerous provisions that could have a significant negative impact on your business at a later stage. Retail Leases Act Forms
Ask us a Leasing QuestionIf the information that you are seeking is not above please feel free to ask us a question. We will gladly provide you with our considered response.
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Our experienced Property Lawyers can assist with all aspects of commercial and retail leasing including: