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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…
Do you really understand your superannuation?  I doubt that many of us do. Australians had a combined $3.4 trillion in super in March 2022 and…
When it comes to planning for death, superannuation is commonly misunderstood. Your super is not usually dealt with under your Will, but instead under…
Many Australians were left scratching their heads last week when it was reported that a Victorian Magistrate who, had a brief romance with a…
Superannuation is dealt with under complex rules and is usually not dealt with by a person’s Will, or under intestacy laws (i.e. when a…
Superannuation funds are trust structures that provides benefit to their members upon retirement.  The main difference between self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) and other super…
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…
Our fees for administering an estate are not calculated as a percentage of your estate. Instead, they are based on the work we carry…
You should review your Will when your circumstances change. Consider the following…

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