Rural Transactions

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wilson/ryan/grose has over 125 proud years of leadership in law. Carrying on the legacy of our forebearers as trusted advisors to Queenslanders is an honour in which we take great pride.

The expert team at wilson/ryan/grose can assist and advise in relation to all aspects of rural transactions, including conveyancing, water entitlements, structuring and succession planning.

We have extensive knowledge and a unique understanding of the laws and land tenure arrangements that impact on farmers and properties across regional Queensland.

Whether it’s the purchase and sale of property, or helping you to hand over the reins to the next generation, wilson/ryan/grose has the expertise to help.

Our commitment to the people and communities of regional Queensland is unwavering. As people who live, work and raise families in regional Queensland, we have the lived experience to offer specialised advice relevant to you.

We’re in a unique position to identify and understand the challenges and opportunities faced by our clients and pride ourselves on our role as trusted advisors in the areas of:

Sale and purchase of freehold and leasehold land including applications for Ministerial consent
Sale and purchase of water entitlements
Sale and purchase of livestock and other assets
Pre-contract matters including drafting a contract and special conditions tailored to a client’s requirements, making due diligence enquiries on behalf of a client, reviewing, advising on and negotiating the terms of a contract document before it is signed
Advice on laws that affect rural properties including vegetation clearing, native title and cultural heritage

Advice on Lease terms
Leasing and Agistment Agreements
Advice on Forward-Sell Agreements
Advice on easements including drafting easement documents
Advice on the tax implications of proposed transactions including (stamp) Duty, GST, Capital Gains Tax and Land Tax
Workplace health and safety advice
Employment matters
Business structuring
Succession planning