Preparing for incapacityHannah WillisWills, Power of Attorney, Superannuation, Testamentary CapacityThe number of adults (aged 40 years and older) living with dementia worldwide is expected to nearly treble, from an estimated 57 million in…
Why should I pay a lawyer to prepare my will?Kate DonnanBeneficiary, Inheritance, NSW, QLD, WillsAlmost everyone is starting to question their spending, particularly as we head into a new financial year and the price of everything seems to…
Witnessing a WillMax WilliamsBeneficiary, Inheritance, NSW, QLD, WillsWitnesses are required for important events like weddings, court trials and world record attempts. A Will is no different. It is a legal requirement…
Understanding the Importance of Having a Will: Securing Your LegacyDanielle WoodBeneficiary, Family Provision, Guardianship, Heir Tight, Inheritance, Intestacy, NSW, QLD, VIC, WillsIn the grand scheme of life, thoughts about death and what happens after we pass away can seem uncomfortable or even morbid. Consequently, many…
We are Never Getting Back Together – 5 Estate Planning Tips When SeparatingEmma NisbetFamily Provision, Advanced Healthcare Directive, Beneficiary, Heir Tight, Inheritance, Power of Attorney, Superannuation, WillsIf you have separated from your spouse/civil partner but have not obtained an order for dissolution or divorce, or, terminated a civil partnership, then…
Will Wars: Exploring the Grounds for Challenging a WillMaree HarrisFamily Provision, Estate Litigation, Heir Tight, Testamentary Capacity, WillsChallenging a will – it sounds like a bit of a television drama, doesn’t it? The truth is that will challenges often involve legal…