How you own your house affects what happens to it when you pass on. A home that is co-owned as…
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A co-ownership agreement allows two or more parties, who intend to own a property together, to set out their understating…
A recent case in the WA Supreme Court illustrates why you should formalise your estate planning from the start. In…
On the 30th of November 2020, Enduring Power of Attorney forms throughout Queensland changed to the new approved form issued…
The Current Situation Over the last few years, there has been a significant rise in the number of senior Australians…
It is commonplace nowadays for property to be purchased with another party such as a friend or family member. Due…
Over the last few years there has been a significant rise in the number of senior Australians looking outside the…
End of life preparation can be a difficult topic for many people, but it is an essential process to ensure…
When you think about philanthropy, it might be something like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation that comes to mind,…
When you die, the distribution of your Superannuation Death Benefits (which consists of your superannuation contributions and any life insurance…
Testamentary Trust Wills are widely utilised by Estate Planning lawyers to provide clients with asset protection measures for the next…
Unless you have been avoiding the internet, television, radio and social media for the past 24 hours, you have no…
It’s estimated that nearly 50% of Australians will die without a Will. For many couples with young families preparing a…
Superannuation payments have historically been very ‘clear cut’ as far as the potential recipient of a death benefit payment is…
Marriage Amendments (Definitions and Religious Freedoms) Act 2017 (Cth) made Australian history on December 9 2017 by legalising same-sex marriage….
