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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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An Advance Health Directive (AHD) in Queensland ensures your healthcare wishes, including Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) instructions, are legally followed, giving you and your loved ones clarity and peace of mind. Many Queensland residents assume that a Will or Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA) covers medical decisions, but only an AHD legally records your healthcare choices if you cannot communicate. At Bennett Carroll Solicitors, we guide clients through AHDs as part of comprehensive estate planning, Wills, and Enduring Powers of Attorney. We provide Queensland-wide legal services from our conveniently located offices in Stafford (Brisbane North), Upper Mount Gravatt (Brisbane South), Kawana Waters/Birtinya (Sunshine Coast), Mermaid Beach (Gold Coast), and by appointment in Ipswich and Brisbane Central, with flexible consultations available via phone, secure email, video conferencing, or in-person visits.

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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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