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When an individual passes away, their superannuation generally isn’t included in their estate. If the person has not designated a…

When considering the needs of vulnerable beneficiaries in estate planning, it is essential to understand their specific vulnerabilities and the…

Estate disputes commonly arise in situations involving blended families (such as second spouses or stepchildren), estranged children, and children with…

When contemplating the future, many of us prefer to avoid thinking about what might happen after we’re gone. However, planning…

If your family member or spouse has recently passed away and their will did not make adequate provision for you,…

As an adult, it is incredibly important to have a valid will, particularly if you have a spouse and children…

The term ‘residuary estate’ refers to the remainder of an estate after all specific bequests, debts, taxes and other obligations…

Many families are concerned with protecting their wealth to ensure their assets benefit future generations. One mechanism to ensure that…

A DIY Will kit is a do-it-yourself option for preparing a Last Will and Testament. They can be found online…