< nods >
I'd want to be sure of the lot boundaries, in case there's more than one.
With rural zoned lots, it's not uncommon for two or more lots to be unfenced on the inside.
Perhaps the Deposited Plan isn't easily available for you to check.
In which case, look it up on NSWG's
Six Maps, where you can set is to that the lot boundaries are visible.
The usual course of events here is that things go OK for a couple of years, and then
one brother suddenly decides that he wants "his share of the land"... in money.
But perhaps
you don't want to sell.
Or perhaps you don't have the cash to "buy him out".
Or perhaps the last thing you want is to give your brother a free kick of capital gain
without himself having made any investment in the "infrastructure" or improvements,
or indeed made any contribution to the M&R.
The main game is to be sure that your parents are clear in their wills.
The correctly chosen language in the will document itself will make it definitive.
It can certainly be done. But it's not a DIY.
Your parents will get the best results from a meeting with a solicitor.
Most any GP solicitor will be able to set it up properly.
