Regardless of where you live, disputes are an inevitable part of communal living. Whether in a bustling inner city neighbourhood, a tranquil suburban street, or within the confines of a body corporate community, conflict can arise, and while formal dispute resolution processes exist, there is a compelling case for seeking amicable resolutions.
In any body corporate scheme, survey plans play a crucial role in defining the responsibilities between the lot owner and the body corporate in terms of maintenance and repairs.
In this article we look at the hierarchy of the body corporate including the committee, body corporate manager, and the caretaker.
This article explores conflicts of interest in a body corporate and the difference between lot owners and committee members.
This article provides a comprehensive guide to purchasing property within a body corporate. It covers essential steps to help prospective buyers make informed decisions and navigate the purchasing process successfully.
The Community Management Statement (CMS) is a crucial document for all regulated body corporates in Queensland, as it establishes and contains essential information about the body corporate.
Explore what a body corporate does, its primary role, the body corporate committee, how it is funded, how decisions are made, and when a body corporate manager is needed.
Learn what body corporate managers do, what their responsibilities are, and how they are appointed.
This shared article from Mahoneys Lawyers discusses who can be on a body corporate committee.
This article covers how levies are set, explaining the administrative fund, sinking fund and insurance fund levies.
