It is estimated that some 40% of Australians don’t have a legal will. Without a legal Will, there is no guarantee your estate will be settled as you wish. Your Last Will and Testament is therefore, one of the most important legal documents you will ever sign.
Big Law have been advising on, drafting, and executing Wills for our clients for many years and have vast experience in this most important area of the law.
Our Wills and Estate Planning Lawyers Strathpine advice involves:
If you don’t have a Will, or would like to update your existing Will, we invite you to come in and see one of our Strathpine Wills Lawyers. BigLaw will ensure your loved ones are provided for exactly as you wish and give you the peace of mind you need in this most important area of your financial affairs.
Wills are legal documents that dictate how one’s assets are to be divided after they die. The person who makes the will is called the testator. read more
Making a Will can be a daunting task. It is estimated that some 40% of Australians don’t have a legal will. Without a legal Will, there is no guarantee your estate will be settled as you wish. read more
Superannuation has become one of the major financial assets that many people will accumulate in their lifetime. read more
Superannuation can be tricky. Many people would assume that if they have nominated a beneficiary for their superannuation that their wishes would be carried out. read more
Big Law has considerable experience acting for retirement villages, and also for clients wishing to take up residence in a retirement village.
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What is a Superannuation Binding Death Benefit Nomination? Make an appointment Your self-managed, industry or retail Superannuation contributions and benefits are held in a trust, which in turn is controlled... read more 
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What is an Enduring Power Of Attorney? Make an appointment An Enduring Power of Attorney is a written formal process whereby a person, ie. a principal, appoints a person or... read more Sign up to join our digital newsletter to be the first to know of law changes that may impact upon you or your business.
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