Estate planning isn’t just about finances or property it’s also about protecting your healthcare choices. Many Queensland residents assume a Will or Enduring Power of
On 1 May 2025, the Queensland Parliament passed the Trusts Bill 2025 (Qld), replacing the nearly 50-year-old Trusts Act 1973 (Qld). Once proclaimed, the Trusts Act 2025 will apply to
When planning for the future, most people focus on creating a Will. But there’s another essential document that’s often forgotten an Enduring Power of Attorney
Estate planning for business owners in Queensland goes beyond just having a will. Whether you run a small enterprise in Ipswich or manage a company
If you’re like many Queenslanders, you might have a will—or at least know you should—but have you also prepared an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA)?
Dying without a will—also known as dying intestate—can have serious legal and financial consequences, especially for business owners. In Queensland, if you pass away without
Running a business in Queensland comes with many responsibilities, and one of the most overlooked is estate planning. Without a proper plan, your business and
Being appointed as an executor of a will in Queensland is an important responsibility that requires a clear understanding of the tasks involved. Executors are
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Being appointed as the executor of an estate is an important responsibility. The role requires you to ensure that the deceased’s wishes are fulfilled and