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AANDI Lawyers’ veteran legal team offer tailored legal counsel to commercial landlords and tenants seeking justice on all commercial leasing matters. From contract negotiations to dispute resolutions and litigation, you can trust our commercial and retail lease lawyers to safeguard your rights and interests.
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Leases are complex legal agreements. While most commercial and retail leases follow a standard form, a business lease lawyer can help you draft or negotiate more nuanced commercial lease agreements to suit your unique needs.
Your dedicated legal counsel will ensure you have all the rights and protections you need secured in your lease.
Come in for a consultation at our Richmond offices.
Following your consultation, we’ll review your existing lease and the details of your dispute.
Once we’ve understood your goals, we will draft a new lease or amend your existing one to better suit your interests.
We will negotiate with your commercial tenant or landlord to come to an agreeable lease.
Once all parties are satisfied, we will help ratify the agreement, and can provide future legal support if needed.
Following your consultation, we’ll review your existing lease and the details of your dispute.
Once we’ve understood your goals, we will draft a new lease or amend your existing one to better suit your interests.
We will negotiate with your commercial tenant or landlord to come to an agreeable lease.
Once all parties are satisfied, we will help ratify the agreement, and can provide future legal support if needed.
Following your consultation, we’ll review your existing lease and the details of your dispute.
Once we’ve understood your goals, we will draft a new lease or amend your existing one to better suit your interests.
We will negotiate with your commercial tenant or landlord to come to an agreeable lease.
AANDI Lawyers are full-service specialists capable of navigating every turn of your case. Backed by the experience of our entire legal firm, there’s little we can’t help you with.
With our nuanced understanding of Victorian law, we can ensure your lease adequately protects your interests. We can help you overcome a range of commercial leasing legal issues, including:
Our legal team has decades of specific experience in drafting, reviewing and negotiating commercial leases on behalf of both landlords and tenants.
Your dedicated case lawyer will devote their full attention to helping you achieve the outcome you desire in a timely manner.
Your commercial lease dispute lawyer will provide straightforward and legally sound advice, and gladly address all of your concerns to ensure you feel confident in your decisions.
We offer transparent services with full visibility over the work required to meet your goals. With our accessible prices, you’ll know exactly where you stand and what your options are.
"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."
There’s nothing left to do but get in touch. We’ll book in a consultation, either at our offices or virtually if you prefer, and help you decide on your next steps.
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‘Outgoings’ are the outgoing costs associated with your commercial property, including insurance, rates, and repair costs.
In most cases, tenants will need to pay the outgoings. The landlord will generally pay the outgoings when they are due and recover the costs from the tenant within 14 days. Alternatively, the tenant can pay the outgoings directly.
Yes, it is a common practice to have fixed annual increases in your commercial leasing agreement. These are typically in line with the consumer price index (CPI).
Yes, you can dispute a rent increase as a tenant. If you want to dispute the landlord’s market review of the rent, both parties can appoint a valuer to determine the market rent for the first year of a new term.
Both parties must accept the valuer's determination unless the party disputing it can discredit the valuer's opinion.
Leigh has decades of legal experience and has held the Director position at AANDI Lawyers for over 8 years.
