Disentitling conduct by beneficiaries to a Will
Sometimes a family dispute becomes so heated that a person decides to cut their spouse, child or another dependent out … Read more
Sometimes a family dispute becomes so heated that a person decides to cut their spouse, child or another dependent out … Read more
Once you have made your Will, it remains in full force and effect until you either revoke (cancel) or change … Read more
A person who dies without a Will is said to have died “intestate”. An unfortunate consequence of dying intestate in … Read more
Including cryptocurrency in your Will is slightly different to including other assets. Unlike traditional assets such as bank accounts or … Read more
This article looks at the purpose of a statutory will in NSW, who can ask for one to be created, … Read more
A person can only make legally binding decisions about what happens to their deceased estate if they have the requisite … Read more
If you have been appointed in a Will as the executor or as the administrator of a deceased estate dealing … Read more
A Will-maker often appoints more than one person as executor of their Will. At times, co-executors don’t see eye to … Read more
Discussions with your loved ones about death, funerals and wills are never easy, but making the right legal preparations gives … Read more
If you are appointed by a will as the executor or appointed as the administrator of a deceased estate dealing … Read more