


Contesting a Will
The death of someone we care about is a sad and stressful time. And if anyone is unhappy about the contents of the Will, it…

How Does Marriage Impact Your Wills and Estate Planning
Many individuals believe that their whole inheritance would transfer to their husband or wife without any complications if they pass on. While this may be…

How Getting a Divorce Changes Your Will and Estate Plan
Getting a divorce isn’t an occasion people want to celebrate, but it’s an important event that can impact your will and estate plan’s contents. Writing…

Not Signing Properly Can Invalidate Your Will: Here’s Why
Everyone must have a legitimate Will in place, regardless of how little or big their estate is. Many people elect to create their own Wills…

Estate Planning – Three Primary Components of an Estate Plan
Most people pay no attention to estate planning, assuming that such plans are only for the filthy rich. However, few assets are no reason at…

Why Last Wills Matter – Exploring the Radecki & Fairbairn Case
Anticipating the unexpected is an integral part of jointly planning your future. A “last will” and other estate planning papers are critical to ensuring that…

The Proper Processes of Wills and Estate in Australia
A deceased person’s wills and estate can become the basis of a legal battle when not prepared properly. Certain terms can apply in the event…

Does my will cover my Superannuation?
Conversations about death and dying may be morbid and can frighten some people. However, it’s a necessary topic to talk about, especially when money and…

4 Steps to Implement a Succession Plan for Your Business
It takes a lot of careful planning for a business to succeed. Apart from ensuring you have the right products, services, and messaging, you’ll also…

