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That's very interesting. Twice now, when we've asked Victorian-based soli to represent (one a name off the title, the other a new purchase) they've simply refused. Nothing about the potential complications of Qld law. Ah well, we now have a trusted solicitor both in Qld and Vic. :cool:

Completely agree. Our Vic soli wasn't "allowed" to act for us in Qld. Is this only a Vic/Qld thing or an anywhere else/Qld thing?

Isn't this a MUST? Our Vic soli couldn't act for us during our recent Qld purchase.

It's certainly different to Vic! You need to fill out all the details of you offer on a signed standard contract. If the vendor agrees, they sign it - job done! However, if they don't agree, they'll simply cross out the bits the don't like (price, settlement time, etc), initial the changes...