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How to make a will & What happens when you’re left out of a will? Open AI Bot vs Real Lawyer (Legal Q&A)

  • Published: 9 May 2023
  • Last Updated: 22 May 2024

How to make a will – Open AI Bot vs Real Lawyer (Legal Q&A)

Left out of a will – Open AI Bot vs Real Lawyer (Legal Q&A)

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When preparing your Will, the often-overlooked step is compiling a complete list of every person and organisation your Executor will need to contact. If you are asking how to create a deceased estate contact list for my Will, this comprehensive checklist is the answer. It is a vital tool for both proactive estate planning and reactive administration, ensuring your family avoids the weeks of searching required to manage everything from the ATO to social media accounts. Created by our will and estate solicitors here at Bennett Carroll Solicitors- a Queensland Based law firm with offices in Brisbane, Gold Coast & Sunshine Coast.

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Planning a move into a retirement village in Queensland can be a complex process, with many legal, financial, and family considerations. Whether you are a senior looking to downsize, a family member helping a parent, or an attorney acting under an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA), it is essential to understand your retirement village contract, your rights, and your obligations before signing. At Bennett Carroll Solicitors, our experienced legal team provides expert advice on retirement village contracts in Queensland, including contract review, conveyancing for selling or transferring property, updating Wills and estate planning documents, and guidance for EPOAs and family members. We also help clients understand ongoing fees, exit entitlements, deferred management fees, and any other obligations associated with retirement village living. With offices across Brisbane, Stafford, Upper Mount Gravatt, Kawana, Mermaid Beach, and Ipswich, or via fully electronic online consultations, our team makes moving into a retirement village simple, secure, and legally sound. We support both the individual moving into the village and their families, ensuring everyone involved understands the process and can make informed decisions. If you are planning a retirement move in Queensland and want clarity and protection throughout the process, Bennett Carroll Solicitors can provide tailored, practical legal advice every step of the way.

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