Patrick Sutton has extensive experience in rural conveyancing transactions and takes an active interest in the unique issues confronting primary producers, particularly graziers and sugar cane farmers. Our rural law team listens to clients and understands your family businesses.
We not only assist with the purchase and sale of rural land, but also leasing, agistment and governmental requirements such as brands, tags and water licensing and allocation issues. We also offer business restructuring and succession planning advice to rural clients.
Whilst Legalsense NQ is based in Townsville, Patrick and the team regularly visit rural clients closer to their home and actively support rural events in order to develop strong, personal relationships with our clients.
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Patrick Sutton is an experienced Rural Lawyer who regularly visits north west Queensland communities to meet with clients.
Another alternative to going to court is to participate in the Collaborative Law process.
When buying, selling, subdividing property or transferring of title, it’s important to have a conveyancing lawyer in your corner that you can trust.
Legalsense NQ provides advice and guidance to you on the sale and purchase of your commercial property.
We work with your professional team of advisors including your accountants and financial planners.
We understand that losing someone close to you is very distressing.
Legalsense NQ assists clients and clients of accountants and financial planners with advice.
Legalsense NQ can assist with all forms of Leasing including commercial, residential or rural leasing.
A notary public is an officer of the law, responsible for certifying and attesting documents intended for use anywhere in the world.
Asset protection is a vital part of your business structuring and financial planning.
The death, permanent disability or critical illness of an owner in a small-medium business can be detrimental to the ongoing viability of the business as well as the families of all owners.