What is a guardianship order?
When a person can no longer manage essential decisions about their health, living arrangements, or daily care, and (usually) didn’t appoint an enduring guardian before they lost capacity, the New...
Read MoreWhen should I appoint an enduring guardian?
You should appoint an enduring guardian as soon as possible, while you still have the legal capacity to understand the document and what you’re doing by signing it.
Read MoreWho can be appointed as an enduring guardian?
Anyone over the age of eighteen years may be appointed as an enduring guardian. Preferably it will be a spouse, child, near relative or other significant person in your life...
Read MoreWhy do I need an enduring guardian?
Appointing an enduring guardian provides peace of mind that your wishes will be respected and that decisions about your well-being will be made by someone who understands your values and...
Read MoreWhat is an enduring guardian?
An enduring guardian is a person you appoint to make lifestyle, health and medical decisions for you if you become incapable of directing your own personal affairs. A guardian has...
Read MoreHow much does an elder law lawyer cost in Australia?
The cost of an elder law lawyer in Australia depends on your unique circumstances and legal requirements. At Turnbull Hill Lawyers, we can provide you with an accurate estimation of...
Read MoreWhere do elder law appointments take place?
We are focused on providing elderly Australians with convenient and accessible legal services. While we have offices in Newcastle, Maitland and Sydney, we also understand that it is not always...
Read MoreWhat are the most complex areas of elder law?
In Australia, the retirement village and aged care sector is currently facing a number of issues that have given rise to complexities surrounding elder law. These issues include: Navigating the...
Read MoreWhat is elder law?
Elder law is a specialised field designed to meet the unique needs of clients aged approximately 55 years and older. It encompasses so much more than wills and estate planning,...
Read MoreWhat are my responsibilities as the executor of a will?
As an executor, you are responsible for managing the deceased’s estate according to their will. This includes applying for a grant of probate if needed, settling any outstanding debts, distributing...
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