Being an executor is a big responsibility, especially while dealing with the loss of a loved one. An executor is the person named in a Will to manage a deceased person’s estate (property, finances, etc.) and carry out their final wishes. The role entails...Read More
The question of mental capacity is an important consideration in estate planning because it can become a contentious issue in estate administration. Family members often argue over a loved-one’s ‘state-of-mind’ and ‘what Grandad would have wanted’ when his memory and...Read More
It is important to consider the drawbacks of creating a Will without legal assistance by using online resources or DIY kits. Your Will is a critical legal document, and any errors or omissions may have significant consequences for your loved ones. Why you need a valid...Read More
One of the most loving things that you can do for your family is make plans for what happens after you die. This is particularly important if you have children or vulnerable adults who depend on you financially. A testamentary trust might be the right tool to help you...Read More
When someone dies, their assets are usually distributed according to their will. The person responsible for managing and distributing these assets is the “executor” of the deceased estate. In some cases, a will appoints more than one person to act as executor, and...Read More
In Australia, there are legal avenues available to individuals who wish to contest a will or challenge the distribution of an estate. Although regrettable, such disputes are often unavoidable and sometimes essential to ensure fair outcomes. Understanding these legal...Read More
