
Sunshine Coast · Moreton Bay · Wide Bay
Your local lawyers for property, wills and business
Solicitor-led conveyancing, wills and estates, elder law and business law for the Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay and Wide Bay — offices at Golden Beach and Scarborough, acting Queensland-wide.
Over 40 years' combined experience. Thousands of Queensland property settlements completed.
40 Theresa Street, Golden Beach QLD 4551
How we help
Conveyancing
Buying or selling on the Sunshine Coast, at a fixed fee agreed before we start. Contract reviews, cooling-off, finance and building and pest, right through to settlement.
Read more →Wills & Estates
Wills, probate, letters of administration, executor duties and estate disputes — explained in plain English, without the jargon.
Read more →Elder Law
Enduring powers of attorney, advance health directives, granny flat and family agreements, aged care and capacity questions.
Read more →Business Law
Buying and selling businesses, commercial conveyancing, retail shop leases and Form 12 advice, and independent legal advice for guarantors.
Read more →Why choose us
You deal directly with the lawyer doing the work — from the first phone call through to settlement or signing.
The fee is fixed before we start
You know what the legal work costs at the outset. Disbursements are passed on at cost with nothing added.
Free contract review before you sign
The cheapest time to fix a contract problem is before you are bound by it. Send it to us first — the review costs you nothing.
No Charge Guarantee
If your contract is terminated under cooling off, finance or building and pest, you pay no professional fee.
Two decades of court experience
Michael has been admitted since 2003 and has litigated property and estate disputes — which shapes how we draft.
Over 40 years' combined experience
Between Michael and Erin, thousands of Queensland property settlements completed — so the issues that derail a matter get spotted early.
Plain English, always
You should finish every conversation knowing exactly what happens next and what it costs.
Queensland law, explained
All guidesConveyancing
How much does conveyancing cost in Queensland?
A plain-English breakdown of Queensland conveyancing costs in 2026 — the legal fee, government searches, transfer duty and registration fees, and what a fixed fee should include.
Conveyancing
The cooling-off period in Queensland: what buyers need to know
How the Queensland five business day cooling-off period works for residential contracts, when it starts, what the 0.25% penalty is, and when cooling-off does not apply.
Conveyancing
Your building and pest report came back bad. Now what?
What Queensland buyers can do when a building and pest inspection finds problems — terminating, negotiating a price reduction, requesting repairs, and the timing traps to avoid.
Common questions
Who does conveyancing in Golden Beach, QLD?
Coastside Law does. We are a Queensland law practice based at 40 Theresa Street, Golden Beach QLD 4551, acting on residential sales and purchases in Golden Beach, Pelican Waters, Caloundra, Baringa and the surrounding suburbs, with a second office at Scarborough in Moreton Bay. In Queensland conveyancing must be done by a law practice, so a solicitor reviews your contract as part of the fixed fee.
How much does conveyancing cost with Coastside Law?
We quote a fixed fee for residential sales and purchases before we start, so you know the legal cost up front. Government searches, transfer duty and registration fees are additional and are paid to third parties, not to us. Our current fixed fees are set out on our fees page.
Can a buyer move in before settlement in Queensland?
Only if the seller agrees and the arrangement is documented. Early possession leaves the seller on title, exposed on insurance and liable for outgoings, so it should be recorded in an occupation licence rather than a handshake. Our guide on possession before settlement in Queensland sets out the clause 8.5 position and the terms the licence should record.
Where is Coastside Law located?
We are at 40 Theresa Street, Golden Beach QLD 4551 — in Golden Beach, a few minutes from central Caloundra. We act for clients across Caloundra, Pelican Waters, Kings Beach, Moffat Beach, Currimundi and the wider Sunshine Coast.
Do I need a lawyer or a conveyancer in Queensland?
In Queensland, conveyancing must be carried out by a law practice — there is no separate licensed conveyancer profession as there is in New South Wales or Victoria. That means you get a lawyer's advice on the contract as part of the job.
Can you review a contract before I sign it?
Yes, free of charge, and it is the single most useful hour of our involvement. Send it through and we will tell you what it means, what is missing and what to negotiate before you are bound.
What is the No Charge Guarantee?
If your contract is terminated under the cooling-off period, the finance condition or the building and pest condition, we do not charge you a professional fee. You pay only for any searches or third-party disbursements already ordered, at cost, and we act for you on our usual fixed fee when you find the next property.
Do you offer appointments outside business hours?
Yes. Our usual hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm, and we arrange after-hours and home appointments where that is easier — particularly for elderly clients and wills signings.
Visit us on the Sunshine Coast or the Redcliffe Peninsula
Golden Beach office
Coastside Law40 Theresa Street
Golden Beach QLD 4551
0488 340 853
erin@coastsidelaw.com.au
Peninsula office
Coastside Law — Scarborough15 Fortune Street
Scarborough QLD 4020
0419 000 884
By appointment
Opening hours
Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 5:00pm
After-hours and home appointments by arrangement
Members of the Queensland Law Society.
Read and leave a Google reviewTalk to a local lawyer today
Call us, or send an enquiry and we'll come back to you with a fixed fee and clear next steps.