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AANDI Lawyers’ highly experienced team offer clear, comprehensive advice on lease agreements, potential obligation breaches, and your rights under all agreements. We proficiently facilitate dispute resolution and ensure you get the best possible outcome.
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Negotiating and resolving retail or commercial lease disputes can be challenging and time-consuming. AANDI’s expert team handle everything and support you at every stage, so you needn’t worry. From outlining your rights to proceeding with the best course of action, including mediation and litigation, we’ve got you covered.
Tell us about your retail or commercial lease dispute, and we can get to work immediately.
Book a consultation and let us know the details of your dispute. We’ll assign you a specialist dispute resolution lawyer.
Your dedicated lawyer and their team will thoroughly investigate and assess your case to devise a suitable strategy.
Our specialists will advise you on the options and our preferred course of action before pursuing your case.
We’ll inform you at every stage and ensure you receive the most favourable outcome possible. And, if necessary, facilitate litigation.
Book a consultation and let us know the details of your dispute. We’ll assign you a specialist dispute resolution lawyer.
Your dedicated lawyer and their team will thoroughly investigate and assess your case to devise a suitable strategy.
Our specialists will advise you on the options and our preferred course of action before pursuing your case.
We’ll inform you at every stage and ensure you receive the most favourable outcome possible. And, if necessary, facilitate litigation.
Book a consultation and let us know the details of your dispute. We’ll assign you a specialist dispute resolution lawyer.
Your dedicated lawyer and their team will thoroughly investigate and assess your case to devise a suitable strategy.
Our specialists will advise you on the options and our preferred course of action before pursuing your case.
We’re based in Melbourne and have years of experience guiding disputes towards successful outcomes nationwide. So, wherever you are in Australia, no matter the scale or complexity of your case, our commercial lease dispute specialists are here to help.
AANDI’s commercial litigators are experts in their field. We meticulously research and explore all options before devising the most appropriate strategy to bring your dispute to a successful outcome. Our broad range of retail or commercial lease dispute services includes:
Our specialist team handle hundreds of retail or commercial lease disputes every year. We have an in-depth knowledge of the process and a reliable track record for facilitating positive outcomes.
You’ll have a dedicated dispute lawyer working with you throughout the process. We work hard to seek a speedy resolution for your case and avoid unnecessary delays.
We value your time and pride ourselves on offering open, honest advice. Your dedicated lawyer will update and advise you at every stage and answer any queries.
Our specialist team always does their utmost to ensure your resolution is timely and cost-effective. We skillfully facilitate negotiations before commencing legal proceedings.
If the situation isn't amicable, we can apply to the Small Business Commission for mediation on your behalf. We’ll represent you during these proceedings and facilitate litigation if necessary.
"AANDI are very easy to deal with. Always prompt service with informative and timely communication. We will be using them for all our legal needs from now on."
"Leigh and his team provided excellent service and made my claim process seamless when i was being pressured by my insurance company to use their preferred repairer, highly recommend."
Litigation is often a time-sensitive matter.
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Generally, a lease cannot be terminated by the landlord or tenant unless there is a breach of an essential term, such as failing to pay rent or to remedy the breach following written notice.
Commonly, terminating a lease includes providing written breach notice in compliance with the Property Law Act 1958 (Vic) and a failure by the other party to remedy the breach within the prescribed period. Our expert team will discuss a suitable course of action tailored to your situation.
Leigh has decades of legal experience and has held the Director position at AANDI Lawyers for over 8 years.
