Can people be trusted to complete their DIY Will-kits correctly, use clear language and sign them properly? In our experience, unfortunately not. Homemade Wills…
It may sound like a silly question. We all know a Will when we see one. They’re usually of fairly standard appearance – headed…
It is common for those in marriages or de facto relationships of long-standing to make Wills that are in very similar terms. Each partner…
To make a valid Will you (the Testator) must: be at least 18 years of age; understand and approve the nature and effects of…
You should review your Will when your circumstances change. Consider the following…
It is important that you store your Will in a secure place. After your death your Executor will need to file your original Will…
What is often referred to as a “mutual Will” is in fact a legally binding agreement between two parties providing that neither party will…
Thirty years after the separation Harry died interstate leaving three sisters to whom he was deeply attached. Harry hadn’t made a Will, so…
Your executor is the person you nominate in your Will to administer your estate and carry out your wishes upon your death. Read on…
Although property you own as a joint tenant with your spouse will pass to them when you die, property owned as tenants in common…
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