Category: Wills and Estates

Entering a second marriage often represents a beautiful new chapter, but navigating family finances and inheritance can get complicated.   Australian law ensures a surviving spouse

When you are preparing a will, your lawyer may suggest that you consider setting up a testamentary trust will. Changes to the taxation system, an

Ever dreamt of buying property without a giant stamp duty bill?  Believe it or not, there might be ways to legally reduce or even ditch

Advance care directives are powerful legal documents that give you a voice in shaping your future medical care.   Have you ever wondered what kind of

Appointing a guardian for your child if you die in Australia is an important step in ensuring their well-being. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help

What does it mean to have joint executors of will in NSW? When someone dies, their will outlines who will manage their estate. In New

In a world where influence is ever-present, it’s vital to understand when influence crosses the line into a legal and psychological threat. Undue influence can

Family provision claims are made when an eligible person challenges the validity of a Will from a deceased estate.  It is not unusual, particularly when