Wills & Estates insights

You might’ve heard of an Enduring Power of Attorney – or even been appointed as an attorney for someone else yourself – but what exactly is this doc

In simple terms no, you cannot simply set and forget your estate plan. Many clients will come into the firm and update their estate planning documents

A Restrictive Practices Substitute Decision Maker is the person to whom you appoint to either consent or refuse for a residential aged care facility t

DIY Wills may seem easy and cheap, but they often lead to costly mistakes, disputes, and stress for your loved ones during estate administration.

According to the laws of intestacy, upon both parents dying, their children will typically be the equal beneficiaries of the last remaining parent’s.

A Testamentary Trust Will doesn’t lock you in to anything and allows you to give your family future protections when you pass, as well as providing th

You may have recently found out that your spouse, a family member or someone upon whom you are financially dependent has recently passed away. You may

Has one of your loved ones recently passed away with a valid Will and you are wondering how to distribute their Estate? You may need a lawyer to assis

A common mistake made when considering the distribution of your estate is assuming that your superannuation is automatically distributed per your Will

Finding out that you are the executor of a close family member or friend’s Estate can seem like an honour at first but it can often be a painful and t

A Medical Treatment Decision Maker is the person who has the authority to decide what medical treatment you receive in circumstances where you are una