Estate Planning for Executives
Estate Planning for Business
Spouse Estate Planning
Blended Families
How to revise your Will as your Family Grows
What is an Advance Health Directive?
What is the Office of the Public Advocate?
What is the Public Trustee?
What is the State Administrative Tribunal?
What about a living Will?
What happens if I don’t have an Enduring Power of Guardianship?
What happens if I don’t have an Enduring Power of Attorney?
I did my Will in 1989, is it still ok?
What happens if the children are young?
What happens if a beneficiary is missing?
Can’t I just prepare my own Will?
Your role as an executor of a Will
Deceased estates and the ATO
Contesting a Will
When is the best time to get a will?
Anyone over the age of 18 can make a will. However, many leave it until later in life to think about their estate planning. In our view, it is not enough to simply prepare a will. It’s important to consider a multitude of other matters when preparing a will. Therefore, the process of organising your affairs is often referred to as estate planning.