The power of a handwritten note or video recording when drafting a Will
Strengthen your Will with a handwritten note or video recording a will. Document your reasons clearly to protect your estate.
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If You Don’t Make A Will Like Prince, Who Will It All Go To?
It is not uncommon that many celebrities worth millions die without a Will. This article focuses on what happened to Prince's estate.
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What happens if my Power of Attorney abuses that power?
Suspect Power of Attorney abuse? Learn how to identify financial misconduct, revoke a POA if you have capacity, and pursue legal action.
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Will Centrelink view using assets from a deceased estate to pay off a mortgage as a gift?
Will Centrelink view using assets from a deceased estate to pay off a mortgage as a gift? Read the article to find out more...
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Cremation and organ donation… does your family know your wishes?
One of the first things an executor must do after a person dies is to make arrangements for the funeral, burial or cremation of the deceased person's body.
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Remember Brett Whiteley? Great artist but a terrible “would-be-lawyer”
Learn from the Brett Whiteley court case: his DIY Will after a property settlement caused major legal issues. Don't risk your estate. Contact our lawyers.
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Estate Planning and Enduring Powers of Attorney: what can your attorney really do?
Unsure of the power of an enduring power of attorney? Learn what your attorney can and cannot do for your estate and trusts.
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Who is included in a gift to your “children” in your Will?
Ensure your Will's gift to your children goes to the right people. Learn the legal definition, including stepchildren and adopted children, to prevent disputes.
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What if I don’t want my children to receive a share of my estate until they reach a certain age?
This is a particularly complex area of Will drafting. Certain wording can mean your children receive an “expectant share” in your estate when you die, but only take “possession” of...
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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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