Byron Shire’s specialist property managers

Owned and run by locals, we are dedicated property managers with an incredible range of rentals in one of the most beautiful places on earth.

Our story

Established in 2011, our mission has been to offer a higher standard of property management services through an innovative, friendly and straightforward approach. While we’re a leading independent property management firm, we take a personal approach to helping both property owners and tenants make the most of the region.

Your property is in good hands

Our specialist team has decades of experience and a deep knowledge of the Byron Bay regional property market. A successful rental starts with not only the right team, but the right price. Request your free appraisal below to get started.

Properties for lease

Charming Three Bedroom Home

$1200 weekly

Charming Three Bedroom Home

176 Broken Head Rd, Suffolk Park, NSW 2481

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Set in the heart of the friendly Suffolk Park community, this charming 3-bedroom home is just a 5 minute walk...

Executive Studio

$800 weekly

Executive Studio

44 Teak Circuit, Suffolk Park, NSW 2481

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Become part of the vibrant Suffolk Park community in this private executive studio, featuring a separate bedroom with ensuite. Ideally...

Modern One Bedroom in Ocean Shores

$650 weekly

Modern One Bedroom in Ocean Shores

6 Yackatoon Ct, Ocean Shores, NSW 2483

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This recently updated one bedroom unit offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience. Tucked away at the end of...

“Thank you to the Byron Coastal team for looking after my property so well! Amazing service above and beyond in assisting me to manage my tenants during the sale of my property. Very professional and no problem was too big to handle. Thank you again.”

Erin Gascoigne

“I can’t speak highly enough of the excellent service provided by the team at Byron Coastal. Super friendly, highly professional all done with regular clear communication.”

Michelle and Darrel Lamb

“The team at Byron Coastal have been so easy, professional, and friendly to deal with while renting out our property. We have used them on more than one occasion and can confidently recommend them to others.”

Natalie Moffitt

What we specialise in

Criminal Law

Criminal Law can be complicated if you don’t get the right advice. We provide the legal expertise and support you need to feel confident moving forward. Two of our experienced lawyers also have a law enforcement background, giving us a deeper understanding of all aspects of criminal offences. Get in touch for a free consultation today.

Family Law

Our team are highly experienced in family law, including divorce, child custody, marriage dissolution, and property. Family circumstances are varied, and we use our many years of experience in this area of law to support you every step of the way and achieve your goals. If you have any questions or would like to discuss your circumstances, we are here to help.

Traffic Offences

Are you facing a motor vehicle or boating charge? We take the time to understand your circumstances, explaining your rights and developing a strategy for the best results. If you have been charged with a traffic offence, contact our team to book a free consultation where we will provide you with the best next steps.

Domestic Violence

There are a range of protection orders that can be sought for domestic violence, physical abuse, emotional abuse, financial abuse, or psychological abuse. We are here to help with a compassionate approach and the best steps forward for your situation. If you need to apply for a protection order or you are responding to one, gain initial advice in a free consultation with our lawyers.

Administrative Law

From Government Reviews to Administrative Tribunals, our lawyers have extensive experience in government-related legal matters. We use best practice for administrative decision making, including government officials, bodies, and departments.

Commercial Litigation

We have worked across all areas of commercial litigation for 20+ years. Achieve fast and effective outcomes with a specialised approach backed by a proven history of success. Our Commercial Litigation team also has over 11 years of experience in offshore financial centres litigation.

FAQs

Can I apply for Legal Aid?

Yes. Quinn Law Group is a preferred supplier as legal aid for both Queensland and New South Wales.

This can vary greatly depending on the types of charges, and which court the matter must be heard in (such as Magistrates, District or Supreme Court). We can sit down with you and explain the cost during your free initial consultation. *

*Please note that initial consultations for immigration (visas, sponsorship, citizenship, and residency) have a fee of $220.

This depends on your situation. Usually if you have been given a notice to appear or summons, you will need to appear in court, and we will be by your side. If the matter is adjourned, then a lawyer from our firm will appear on your behalf on the next Court date. 

Yes. Call us on (07) 5511 2714 to arrange a time to meet in our Gold Coast office or for us to come to you in certain cases.

Free! For the initial consultation, we are learning about the case and about what service you require. We offer this free of charge so that we can gain a solid understanding of your challenges and you gain clarity on your rights and next steps. Please note that due to the steps involved in immigration processes (visas, sponsorship, citizenship, and residency), these initial consultations have a fee of $220.

We are located on the Gold Coast, however we also travel to represent clients throughout Queensland and Northern New South Wales. 

Do I have to let the police search my car or house?

If police have a warrant, then they have the power to search your vehicle or home. Depending on the circumstances, police can also search without a warrant. 

It is advised to inform an officer without a warrant that you object to the search and do not give them permission, but do not stop/obstruct police as you may commit an offence.  

Your lawyer can look at searches without a warrant to see if this was done lawfully. We can identify if it is a question of law that will be dealt with in submissions to police prosecutions or determined by a Magistrate or Judge. 

This will depend. If police have a warrant issued by a Magistrate or Judge, then it is a requirement to provide your pin to allow access. By not doing so you may commit an offence. However, if you have communication on your phone between your lawyer and yourself, then this may be considered legally privileged information. It is best to advise police that this is the case and then ask to call your lawyer. If there is no warrant then you do not have to provide your pin for access to your devices, and it is your right to refuse this request.

The short answer is, yes. It is a lawful requirement if issued with a notice for identifying particulars that you present to a police station in the required time. 

It is important that you seek legal advice from a qualified lawyer. You will need to advise your lawyer of your concerns and why you did not commit the offence. This will allow the lawyer to make a submission to police prosecutions as to why the charge should be withdrawn. Time can be of the essence in these matters so the sooner you speak to your lawyer, the better. 

No, there is no requirement on you to speak to police if they want to question you. It is best that you contact a lawyer as soon as possible. 

I separated from my partner some time ago and we never divided our property. Can we do this anytime?

Once you have divorced you have 1 year to file for a property settlement or spousal maintenance. For Defacto relationships you have 2 years from time of separation.

We always advise to settle your property matter as soon as you can and not to leave it too long or you risk not meeting the statutory time frames. If you are married, you can settle any time before your divorce.

We recommend seeking legal advice to make sure you meet the time limits.

If you have been served court documents, you should seek legal advice immediately. You have 28 days to file a response to an initiating application. Failure to meet these time frames may result in orders being made without you having the opportunity to defend them.

If you suspect your ex-spouse is selling or getting rid of assets you need to take immediate action. You may have to file court proceedings and seek an injunction to stop things being sold or freeze banks accounts to stop money from being spent. 

There is no 50:50 rule in Australia, which means no automatic entitlement to half your house or property.  

There are a number of factors which must be considered in this situation. Initial contributions, contributions during the relationship, health of the parties, age and future needs factors are some things which will be taken into consideration. Each matter is based on its own merits and must be fair and just. 

If an ex-spouse unilaterally relocates with the children, seek immediate legal advice on filing an urgent application for recovery orders. These types of proceedings are complex and require a large amount of resources and work to bring the matter before the courts, particularly in circumstances where Domestic Violence is a factor and the children are at risk of family violence. 

I was charged with a drink driving offence on my boat, but my driver’s licence has been suspended, what can I do?

If this is the case, speak with a qualified lawyer to have your ability to drive a motor vehicle reinstated. Driving a boat with alcohol in your system differs from driving a motor vehicle with alcohol in your system.

Yes. The law states you must not drive with a relevant drug present in saliva. This includes medical cannabis even if you have a subscription. 

Quinn Law Group is a preferred supplier of Legal Aid Queensland for Criminal Law.

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