Wills and Estates
Invalid Wills in Queensland: What Happens If a Will Is Not Executed Properly?
A valid will ensures that a person’s final wishes are carried out correctly after they pass away. However, if a will is not executed properly
A valid will ensures that a person’s final wishes are carried out correctly after they pass away. However, if a will is not executed properly
Dealing with the property of a loved one after they pass away can be overwhelming. Questions like “Who inherits the house?” or “What are the
When it comes to estate planning for blended families in Australia, superannuation is a crucial, yet often overlooked, aspect. In Australia, superannuation does not automatically
When planning your estate, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is choosing the right age for your beneficiaries, particularly your children, to receive
When someone passes away, one of the most significant tasks an executor must undertake is managing the estate, which may include the sale of real
In today’s world, blended families are becoming more common, creating unique challenges when it comes to estate planning. Blended families typically include stepchildren, half-siblings, and
When your ex-partner remarries or has a new child, it’s natural to worry about how your children’s inheritance might be affected. Protecting your children’s inheritance
Blended families bring unique dynamics, and estate planning for such families in Queensland requires extra care. Protecting your children’s inheritance, especially if they’re from a
A testamentary trust is a legal arrangement established under a Will that takes effect only upon the death of the individual creating the Will, known
When you die without a will in Queensland, also known as dying intestate, your estate is subject to intestacy laws, meaning the state decides how