What is Enduring Power of Attorney?
What is enduring power of attorney? Discover what this appointment entails before you make it official with expert advice from Turnbull Hill Lawyers.
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Who is your child’s Guardian?
Drafting a Will for the parents of young children raises the issue of the appointment of guardians for those children.
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Everything You Need To Know About Wills, Contested Estates And Family Provision Claims
At Turnbull Hill Lawyers, we understand how confusing Wills can be. That's why we've developed this comprehensive list of FAQs.
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Beneficiaries Missing in Action – S01E04 – Battle of Wills Video Series
Missing beneficiaries, what does that mean to you as an executor? Adrian Corbould explains how to prevent costly mistakes as an executor or administrator.
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Why knowing how you own property, and if that property will form part of your estate on your death is essential when drafting your will…
If done properly, a will ensures that your beneficiaries receive what they are meant to. If not, then there can be ongoing difficulties.
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Reasons to not make a Will…
You are not legally required to have a Will. But if you don't, you're leaving it up to others to determine how your estate is distributed.
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How must a Will be executed?
Under Section 6 of the Succession Act, wills in NSW are not valid unless three main criteria are satisfied. Here is a quick video summary.
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What is the minimum age for making a Will?
Section 5 of the Succession Act states that if a minor makes a will, it is invalid. So what exceptions are there? In this video Accredited Wills & Estates Specialist...
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Contesting a Will: Common Questions and Answers
Is there a time limit to challenge a will? Who can contest a will? These common questions and others surrounding family provision claim are answered in this blog article by...
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Indigenous customary law overrides intestacy law in NSW
A Will is a legal document that sets out how you want your assets to be distributed after you die. If you don't leave a will, you're deemed to be...
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