The Bank of Mum and Dad – Part 2
In part two of our series on the Bank of Mum and Dad, we discuss how loans from parents to adult children can have a […]
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Wills & Estates
Signing Your Will while Self-isolating
With everyone’s commitment to only leaving their home for essential trips, anyone concerned about being unable to meet with their solicitor to update their Will
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How to Make Sure One of Your Biggest Assets can be Paid in the Way You Intend on Your Death
Our superannuation is often one of the biggest assets we have. That is why it is important to make sure it passes on our death
Can Your Attorney Decide Who Receives Your Superannuation?
We have long advised that you should appoint an attorney to make decisions for you if you lose capacity. Usually that means making decisions about
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Understanding Your Will: The Key Players
Even a relatively simple will can have terms in it that the average person doesn’t usually encounter in day to day conversation. If you’re thinking
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Resolving Minor Debt Disputes Outside of Court
Did you know that if you are in a dispute with a person, company or business over an agreed sum of money up to and
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Isn’t a Will just for older people with lots of assets and money?
Two of the most common excuses we hear for why people don’t have a Will are: “I’m too young!” and “I don’t have anything to
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Who Will Get Your Superannuation When You Die? The Devil is in the Detail.
Two recent cases have demonstrated that getting your superannuation proceeds into the right hands in the event of your death is not as simple as
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Confirming a valid Will…before the fighting starts
A recent case provides some encouragement for family and friends who may be concerned that a person who needs a will does not have the
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No Will? There is Still a Way
A recent Queensland case has highlighted that even where the original of a will has been lost it may still be possible for probate to
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