What is asset protection?
Asset protection is a legal approach to safeguarding your personal or business assets from potential threats such as financial insolvency, relationship breakdowns, legal disputes or estate challenges. With the right...
Read MoreHow much does it cost to create an estate plan?
The cost of an estate plan depends on the complexity of your situation. Factors like owning a business, having multiple marriages, or requiring specific arrangements can influence pricing. At Turnbull...
Read MoreWhat family dynamics affect estate planning?
Family relationships, particularly in blended families or those with unique circumstances, can complicate estate distribution. A tailored estate plan takes these dynamics into account, reducing the risk of claims and...
Read MoreWhen should I make an estate plan?
It’s never too early to start estate planning, especially during significant life changes. Events like purchasing a property, getting married or divorced, starting a business, having children, or creating a...
Read MoreI have a will already. Do I need an estate plan?
In many cases, a simple will isn’t enough to manage complex asset structures like family trusts, private companies, property investments, life insurance or superannuation funds. An estate plan provides a...
Read MoreWhat is an estate plan?
An estate plan is a detailed strategy that outlines how your assets will be managed, protected, and distributed throughout key life events, including retirement, incapacity, or death. It involves legal...
Read MoreHow much does an enduring guardian lawyer cost?
The cost of appointing an enduring guardian through a lawyer in Australia varies depending on your specific needs and legal requirements. At Turnbull Hill Lawyers, we offer a free initial...
Read MoreShould I also make a power of attorney?
Yes. A power of attorney and appointment of an enduring guardian complement each other. In this way, people chosen by you can manage both your financial/property and personal/lifestyle affairs.
Read MoreWhy isn’t a power of attorney good enough by itself?
While a power of attorney lets your attorney manage your finances or property, it cannot authorise someone else to make personal or lifestyle decisions for you. For example, an attorney...
Read MoreCan I change my mind after I have appointed an enduring guardian?
Yes, you can change your mind after appointing an enduring guardian in New South Wales, as long as you can still understand the nature and implications of your decision. There...
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