Wills and Estates
What Happens if I Don’t Have an Enduring Power Of Attorney in QLD?
Retirement Villages and the ‘Right to Reside’
The role of executor of a person’s Will is one of unique responsibility, and their appointment is one of the most important decisions a person can make when creating this essential legal document.
When Is a Good Time to Make a Will
The role of executor of a person’s Will is one of unique responsibility, and their appointment is one of the most important decisions a person can make when creating this essential legal document.
Can You Remove an Executor Who Fails to Perform their Duties?
The role of executor of a person’s Will is one of unique responsibility, and their appointment is one of the most important decisions a person can make when creating this essential legal document.
When Should You Update Your Will?
In this podcast, Estate Planning Solicitor, Elise Jaques explains when should you update your Will.
What is Probate and How Do You Apply for it?
In this podcast, Estate Planning Solicitor, Elise Jaques explains what is a Probate and how you can apply for it.
Think Your Superannuation Is Automatically Part of Your Estate? Think Again!
Most people regard the money in their superannuation fund as ‘theirs’, meaning they think the amount is automatically part of their overall estate to be passed on to their beneficiaries in their will once they die.
Does Your Estate Planning Take Into Consideration Your Business?
Estate planning is the process by which a person makes a ‘road map’ on what should happen to their assets once they die or become incapacitated.
How to Construct an Estate Plan in Queensland to Cater for Blended Families
Australia’s 2016 Census found that ‘blended’ families – where one or both partners with children have remarried or repartnered – accounted for 3.7% of the nation’s families.
How to Get the Most Out of Your Estate Planning Appointment
In this podcast, Strathpine Estate Planning Lawyer, Mahendra Mohan discusses a very important document that your executor needs to know about.
What if I made my Enduring Power of Attorney prior to 1 June 1998?
If you made your Enduring Power of Attorney prior to 1 June 1998 using a Form 16A (pursuant to the Property Law Act 1974-1990), then we strongly recommend that you review and revise this document.
What Your Executor Needs to Know
In this podcast, Strathpine Estate Planning Lawyer, Mahendra Mohan discusses a very important document that your executor needs to know about.
What Does it Mean to be an Executor of a Will?
When it comes to making a will about how you wish your estate and affairs to be handled after you die, appointing an executor is one of the most crucial decisions you’ll make.
You’ve Found New Love – What Should You Do Now?
There’s nothing like new love. For most of us, we hope new love will grow into old love – a shared life that leads to many happy memories, of house, holidays and children.
Bought or Sold a Property? Why It’s Important to Update Your Will
When a person makes a will detailing how they want their assets to be distributed after they die, and by whom, they often think that’s the end of the matter.
Can I See the Will?
What Your Business Needs to Know about the Changes to Retail Shop Leases
What is a Testamentary Trust and Why Should I Consider One?
The Importance of Updating Your Estate Planning Documents Following Separation
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