You may be entitled to an inheritance, under a will or in some other way. What many people don’t realise is that you do not have to accept it. There are many reasons why someone may choose not to receive an inheritance. Below, we outline some of the common reasons...
Creating a Will protects your loved ones and ensures your wishes are followed after your death. One of the most important decisions in this process is choosing your executor, who will manage your affairs, pay your debts, and distribute your assets according to your...
When someone dies, they may leave a Will appointing one or more executors to manage their affairs. The executor’s duties typically include: making funeral arrangements identifying, collecting and valuing the deceased’s assets notifying account providers and government...
A Will is one of the most important documents you will ever sign. For many Australians, a simple Will, leaving everything outright to a spouse or dividing it equally among the children does the job adequately. It provides clarity and avoids the uncertainty of dying...
A joint tenancy is a common way for two or more people to own property together in Australia, particularly for married couples or domestic partners. However, life changes and sometimes what made sense at the start no longer does. This can lead to a situation where one...
Estate planning is about taking control of your future and looking after yourself and your loved ones. It’s about protecting what you have, and planning for the inevitable, and the unforeseen. Many people put it off, thinking it’s only for the wealthy or elderly, but...
