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Estate planning is a strategy for how your assets pass when you die or lose capacity. It's broader than a...

An Enduring Power of Attorney, or EPOA, lets you appoint someone you trust to make financial and property decisions for...

Money handed to a child is presumed to be a gift unless you can prove otherwise. If you want it...

Your death is an opportunity. You probably don’t see it that way yet. It’s an opportunity for your children to...

Not your marriage. We’re talking about the marriages, actual or de facto, of your children. You’ve worked hard for your...

You can leave someone out of your Will in Western Australia, but you can’t stop them challenging it. The family...

A home made Will is valid if it is signed and witnessed correctly and its meaning is clear. The trouble...

Do you really understand your superannuation? I doubt many of us do. Your superannuation usually isn’t part of your estate,...

Our fees for administering an estate are not calculated as a percentage of your estate. Instead, they are based on...

Some property you may regard as your own may not form part of your estate upon your death and is...