Search Results: Make a Will
- The creation of a trust requires expertise and creativity
Discretionary Trusts Discretionary trusts are established inter vivos i.e. before death by Deed or can come into existence after death by being created under the terms of a Will. They are used…
- Is it possible to dispute the split of the estate when someone dies intestate?
When someone dies with a valid will in place, it’s possible to dispute your share based on greater need. This is based on the idea that a deceased estate needs to adequately provide for…
- Getting started on Contesting a Will
Contesting a will is a hard but sometimes necessary process, and it can be difficult to navigate the rules and regulations that surround it. In our experience as will dispute lawyers, we…
- Who can witness a will?
If you are wondering how to make a will legal, you should pay careful attention to who witnesses your will. There are a couple of conditions to observe when choosing your witnesses:…
- What do I need to make a will?
To make a will in Australia you must first have capacity. Generally, persons of sound mind over the age of 18 years have capacity to make a will. If you are under…
- Do you need a lawyer to make a will?
You might be questioning whether you need a lawyer to make a will. While it is possible to make a will without a lawyer, making a will can be complicated, depending on your…
- Where can I make a will?
If you’re wondering where to make a will, there are a number of options available to you. These include: The Public Trustee of Queensland A law firm DIY will kits. If you…
- How To Make a Will in Australia?
What would happen if you passed away suddenly? Would your loved ones know how to handle your property, assets and possessions? Everyone can benefit from making a will that is legally valid.…
- Can You Contest A Will If You Think It’s Unfair?
There can often be a lot of confusion around the legalities of wills. If you believe a will is unfair, does that give you the right to contest it? Is it possible…
- What is a Power of Attorney?
Power of attorney gives an individual the legal authority to act on your behalf. If you can no longer make decisions for yourself due to injury or illness, it’s important to transfer…
- Estate Executor’s Guide - [Part 3] Court proceedings by and against executors and administrators
Estate Executor Guide Part Series Part 1 - Estate Executor's Guide - Getting Started Part 2 - Estate Executor’s Guide – Administering The Estate Part 3 - Estate Executor’s Guide – Court proceedings…
- Estate Executor's Guide - [Part 2] Administering The Estate
Estate Executor Guide Part Series Part 1 - Estate Executor's Guide - Getting Started Part 2 - Estate Executor’s Guide – Administering The Estate Part 3 - Estate Executor’s Guide – Court proceedings…
- Estate Executor's Guide - [Part 1] Getting Started
Estate Executor Guide Part Series Part 1 - Estate Executor's Guide - Getting Started Part 2 - Estate Executor’s Guide – Administering The Estate Part 3 - Estate Executor’s Guide – Court proceedings…
- What is an Executor and What Do They Do?
The executor is the person appointed in the will to bring in the will-maker’s assets into the estate and be responsible for distributing the will-maker’s assets as per his or her wishes…