Estrangement: What does it mean in the law of succession in New South Wales?
Estrangement has been described as "the condition which results from the attitudes or conduct of one or both parties"...
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Unsigned Wills – When Intention is Everything
Generally, for a Will to be valid it needs to be signed by a Willmaker (testator) in the presence of two witnesses, who should also sign at the same time....
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Changes to the Law of Intestacy
What is Intestacy? What if I die without a will? Everything related to Intestacy is explained in this article.
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Trying to fairly look after people in your Will it pays to really understand what you do & don’t own
Real estate is not the only asset type that has special rules that will apply to its transfer when the owner dies.
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